The bar chart below shows information regarding the change in the percentage of the population aged 65 and above in three countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. (Bar Chart)

The given bar chart demonstrates the data regarding the

percentage

of the population aged 65 and over in

Canada

,

Germany

, and the

UK

in three years: 1980,

2000

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and 2000

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, and a prediction for 2030.

Overall

, there is an upward trend in the proportion of the elderly population in all three countries. On top of that,

Germany

consistently has the highest

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.

Otherwise

,

Canada

and the

UK

are predicted to have a lower

percentage

of old citizens in 2030. In 1980,

Germany

had the largest

percentage

of people aged 65 and above at exactly 15%, followed closely by

Canada

at 10%,

while

the

UK

had the smallest

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at merely under 10%. By 2000, the proportion of

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elderly people in

Germany

had doubled to about 20%, with

Canada

and the

UK

rising equally to roughly 14%. Looking ahead to 2030,

Germany

's

percentage

of people aged 65 and above is expected to reach nearly 25%, and

Canada

's

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will rise around 23%.

On the other hand

, the

UK

's predicted

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is anticipated to have the lowest proportion at about 18%.