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The image depicts China's population distribution by age group as a percentage of the total from 1960 to 2050. In 1960, ages 0-14 constituted approximately 40%, 15-64 was about 55%, and 65+ was under 5%. By 2010, 0-14 decreased to about 20%, 15-64 peaked at roughly 72%, and 65+ rose slightly above 8%. Projections for 2050 show 0-14 stabilizing near 15%, 15-64 reducing to approximately 55%, and 65+ significantly increasing to about 30%. The graph shows an inverse relationship between 0-14 and 65+ over time, with 15-64 following an upward arc then downward from the 2010s.
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The line graph provides data about the percentages of China’s population of different age groups from 1960 to 2020. Overall, while the figure for 0-15-year-olds showed downward trend, the reverse was true for remaining age groups. 15-64 agers showed the biggest figure from 1970 to 2020.
Focusing on the increasing trends first, these were 15-64 and 65+ agers. The proportion of 15-64-year-olds accounted for about 40% in 1960. After decreasing slightly to 35% in 1980, the figure fell sharply by 15% by 2020. As for 65+ agers, it stood at around 5% in 1960. The figure rose moderately to 8% from 1960 to 2010, after which it went up noticeably to 15% in 2020.
By contrast, 0-15-year-olds bucked the trend. The share of 0-15-year-olds started the period with 45%. Having a dramatic growth to about 66% from 1960 to 2000, the figure for 0-15 agers showed a negligible incline to 70% after 20 years.
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