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The image presents four pie charts depicting age group distribution percentages within the populations of Spain and Italy for the years 1900 and 2000; Spain in 1900 shows age groups 0–14 years at 30%, 15–49 years at 40%, and 49+ years at 30%, while in 2000, 0–14 years constitute 30%, 15–49 years are 50%, and 49+ years stand at 20%; Italy in 1900 displays 0–14 years at 30%, 15–49 years at 45%, and 49+ years at 25%, whereas in 2000, the allocation is 0–14 years at 30%, 15–49 years at 55%, and 49+ years at 15%.
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The picture show the age in populations in the Spain and Italy between a two dates.
The spain in 1900 most has a middle age in generation.In the spain thirty procent of population was people after fourteen years and fourty procent is middle age people but in 20th century young people decreased to twenty procent and middle age is increased to fifty procent of population.Old generation kept the same bar, thirty procent of population
Italy in 1900s had twenty five procent of youndest generation but after the one hundred years young generatin have increased to fifteen procent, and the middle generation have increased from fourty five procent to fifty five procent.The old generation remainded in the same quantity
IN both only old generation has not a differents and only middle generations procent is increased
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