The line graph shows the percentage of New Zealand population from 1950 to 2050.

The line graph displays the growth rate of the New Zealand

population

divided

in

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four

age

groups from 1950 to 2050. In overview, people aged over 65 tend to account for the highest number/percentage throughout the given period compared to the rest of the given populations. The fluctuations were experienced in the rest of

individuals

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the individuals

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from

age

45 to 25,

while

the growth rate declined and reached the lowest point for children. It can be seen that the youngest

population

ranging up to 14 years old started with

the

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minimum amount below 10%.

However

, it surpassed the number of individuals between the

age

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ages

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of 25 and 37 in 2000

although

this

age

group had a higher amount of percentage in the beginning. In 2050, the rate of

population

below 14 is expected/predicted/forecasted to increase to 20%, which contrasts

to

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the figure of

population

in the 25 to 37

age

group that will account for the smallest amount of numbers. In the groups of residents aged 38-45 and 65 and over, the fluctuations happened in the middle period starting from 1980 and lasting for two decades. Even though there were some fluctuations, after 2000, they became relatively steady throughout the period and are expected to remain so until the end.