The bar chart shows forecasts on average life expectancy by 2030 in 8 countries.
Women are expected to have a much longer life expectancy than men, in which the longevity of South Korean females is the highest. By 2030, it is estimated that they can live up to more than 90 years. French women’s longevity will be just as high as Japanese women’s with about 88 years. The third place will be the three countries, namely Australia, Canada and Chile. While the life span of women in Canada will be exactly the same as that in Chile, Australian women’s longevity will be only marginally greater than that of the two countries. The UK and US will be the countries in which females’s life expectancy is predicted to be the lowest.
The three countries, namely Australia, Canada and South Korea are expected to become where men can live the longest. The average life expectancy of males in these countries will be equal to about 84 years. Japanese and the UK’s men will be the same and rank second on average life span of men. The third place is France, where men are expected to live up to 82 years. The average life expectancy of men in the US and Chile is the lowest. With about more or less than 80 year, men in the two countries are predicted to become the ones with the lowest life expectancy.