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The image shows line graphs for Japan, Sweden, and USA depicting the percentage of people aged 65 and above from 1940 to 2040. In 1940, Japan at 5%, Sweden at 7%, USA at 9%. In 1960, Japan at 6%, Sweden at 9%, USA at 10%. In 1980, Japan at 9%, Sweden at 14%, USA at 11%. In 2000, Japan at 17%, Sweden at 17%, USA at 12%. In 2020, Japan at 28%, Sweden at 20%, USA at 16%. In 2040, Japan projected at 37%, Sweden at 25%, USA at 22%.
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The graph presents percentage of people who aged over 65 in Japan, Sweden, and the USA between year 1940 and 2040. Overall, all three of them had increased as time go on. Japan had a significant push after the year 2000.
The minimum point was 5-10 percent as an average of the three countries at year 1940. Japan had the lowest percent by 5 until around year 2015 became with the highest percent of people aged over 65. Sweden on 1940 had 7% then consistently expanded to reach 25% at year 2040.
On the other hand, USA unlike Japan stated with the highest percent in 1940 and lasted at the lowest percent in 2040 with below a quarter.
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