The chart displays the percentage of
men
and Use synonyms
women
between 60 to 64 working in four nations in the years 1970 and 2000.
Use synonyms
Overall
, there are more Linking Words
men
employed than there are Use synonyms
women
in all four countries for both periods. There are fewer working Use synonyms
men
for the year 2000 than in 1970 Use synonyms
while
it remains about the same for the Linking Words
women
in both years.
The working population aged 60 to 64 was the highest in Japan in the 1970s at a whopping 85% for elderly males and 43% for Use synonyms
women
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in contrast
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to
Belgium had the lowest number of elderly females for both years, at 8% and 7% respectively. In the 1970s, 79% of Belgian Change preposition
apply
men
in that age group were employed but Use synonyms
this
dropped drastically by about three-quarters to just 19% in the 2000s.
In Australia, there are about four times more Linking Words
men
in the workforce than there are Use synonyms
women
in the 1970s compared to about two times more in the millennials. In the states, the number of employed elderly Use synonyms
men
fell by just a quarter from 73% to 55%.Use synonyms