The provided bar chart illustrates the proportion of the old society in three nations from 1980 to 2000 and predicts for 2030
Overall, it is evident that the rate of elderly people rises in all three countries over the witnessed period. Germany’s population rate is also the highest compared to the two remaining nations for each shown year.
First of all, in 1980, Canada’s figure had the lowest percentage with 10% while the UK’s was almost equal to Germany, 14% compared to 15%. After 2 decades, in 2000, Germany still had the largest group of elderly population with a share of 20%. The UK’s rate observed a slight increase with 1% added, on the other hand, Canada’s had a significant increase, taking the same position with the UK’s with 15%.
In the year 2030, it is predicted that Germany will still maintain the first rank in the rate of elderly people, with one out of four citizens, which means 5% will be combined. Start at the lowest of the population, in 2030, Canada’s will be estimated to surpass the UK’s to rank second in the chart, with a 3% difference, 22% for the former and 19% for the latter.