The given pie charts illustrate the ages of the populations of 
Yemen
 and Italy Use synonyms
comparing
 between 2000 and 2050. It is readily Wrong verb form
compared
appearent
 that the age between 15-59 Correct your spelling
apparent
years
 is the largest number of almost all populations except in 2000 Use synonyms
of 
Change preposition
apply
Yemen
, which is the group Use synonyms
lebelled
 '0-14 Correct your spelling
labelled
rebelled
years
' Use synonyms
instead
.
At the beginning of the period, over Linking Words
a 
half of Yemeni people were Correct article usage
apply
the 
youths at 50.1%, Correct article usage
apply
while
 the others mainly consisted of 46.3% of the adults, and the smallest group Linking Words
as
 the seniors at 3.6%. Correct your spelling
was
However
, in 2000, Italians' greatest amount of citizens Linking Words
conversely
 was Linking Words
the
 middle age range at 61.6%, Change preposition
in the
following
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followed
with
 almost a quarter of the elder people at 24.1%, which was almost 8 times bigger than those in Change preposition
by
Yemen
, and the children as the least population at 14.3% Use synonyms
instead
.
Moving on to the subsequent 50 Linking Words
years
, in Use synonyms
Yemen
, the category defined as '15-59 Use synonyms
years
' and '60+ Use synonyms
years
' will increase to 57.3% and 5.7%, respectively, Use synonyms
whereas
 the reduction to 37.0% of kids is predicted. Linking Words
Moreover
, by a half decade later, 60+ Linking Words
years
 Use synonyms
age
 will Change preposition
of age
has
 risen to 42.3%, Change the verb form
have
while
 the remaining adults and juveniles will have fallen to 46.2% and 11.6%, which will be lower than those in Linking Words
Yemen
 at that time.
On the whole, even though there is a growing trend of Use synonyms
aging
 people by time presented in both countries, the largest populations of both in 2050 Change the spelling
ageing
is
 estimated as citizens at 15 to 59 Correct subject-verb agreement
are
years
 old.Use synonyms