The graph gives information about the age of the population of Iceland between 1990 and 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar graph illustrates the relative percentage ages of the Icelandic inhabitants from 1990 to 2020.
Over the whole time period, the number of adults increased moderately
while
the other 3 categories of the population were in a gradual decline decade by decade. A different pattern emerged for elderly people, which Linking Words
initially
maintained a constant share of the population but Linking Words
then
marginally grew in number.
In 1990, the full-grown Linking Words
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it rose steadily to almost 40% in 2010. Its percentage peaked at around 50% in 2020, showing by far the highest point in the Linking Words
overall
trend. It can be attributed to the fact that adults were taken between 25 and 54, showing 29 different ages. Older citizens above 65 remained approximately static, maintaining a minor rise from 2010 onwards.
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On the other hand
, the remaining three segments dropped in steady increments. The initial percentages of Linking Words
the
children till 14 and middle-aged adults from 55-Correct article usage
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exhibited a downward trend, falling to 18% and 10% in 2020, respectively. Youngsters from 15 to 24 were the most declined segment among all, decreasing to two-thirds of the Icelandic residents.Change preposition
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