The bar chart compares three countries in terms of the population of people aged 65 and above in 1980, 2000, and anticipated figure in 2030.
Overall, Germany accounted for the highest proportion of people aged 65 and above throughout the period, while the figure for the UK stayed unchanged by 2000 and is expected to rise.
In detail, 10% of total population was individuals aged 65 and over in Canada, after which the figure doubled to 20% in 2000, followed by a forecast increase to around 25% by 2030. Similarly, the population percentage aged 65 and above in Germany stood at 15% in 1980. The figure increased markedly to roughly 25% in 2000 and will double to 30% by 2030.
In contrast, approximately 13% of the population in the United Kingdom was aged 65 and above in 1980 and the figure remained unchanged in 2000. Nevertheless, the population is estimated to grow slightly to around 18% by 2030, yet the UK will be the lowest country regarding the population aged 65+.
