The bar chart illustrates the percentage distribution of Japan’s
population
across three Use synonyms
age
groups (0-14, 15-64, and 65+) from 1960 to 2020, with projections for 2040.
Use synonyms
Overall
, the data highlights a significant demographic shift, with a declining proportion of young and working-Linking Words
age
individuals, Use synonyms
while
the elderly Linking Words
population
continues to grow.
In 1960, the working-Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
group
(15-64) accounted for approximately 65% of the total Use synonyms
population
, making it the dominant Use synonyms
age
Use synonyms
group
. Use synonyms
This
figure peaked at nearly 70% in 1990 before experiencing a steady decline, and it is projected to drop below 55% by 2040. Linking Words
Similarly
, the youngest Linking Words
age
Use synonyms
group
(0-14) constituted around 30% in 1960 but has been decreasing continuously, falling to below 15% by 2020, with Use synonyms
further
declines expected.
Linking Words
Conversely
, the proportion of elderly individuals (65+) has risen significantly, from just 5% in 1960 to over 25% in 2020. Linking Words
This
trend is expected to continue, with the 65+ Linking Words
group
projected to comprise more than 30% of the total Use synonyms
population
by 2040.
These figures indicate a substantial transformation in Japan’s Use synonyms
age
structure, with an increasing proportion of elderly citizens and a shrinking younger workforce.Use synonyms
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