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The image shows a line graph with three age groups in Japan from 1960 to 2040, for ages 0-14, 15-64, and 65+. In 1960: 0-14 (30%), 15-64 (62%), 65+ (8%). In 1970: 0-14 (about 27%), 15-64 (69%), 65+ (about 9%). In 1980: 0-14 (about 24%), 15-64 (70%), 65+ (about 11%). In 1990: 0-14 (20%), 15-64 (70%), 65+ (15%). In 2000: 0-14 (about 18%), 15-64 (about 68%), 65+ (about 16%). In 2010: 0-14 (about 14%), 15-64 (63%), 65+ (23%). In 2020: 0-14 (about 13%), 15-64 (about 60%), 65+ (about 28%). Forecast for 2030: 0-14 (about 12%), 15-64 (about 58%), 65+ (30%). Forecast for 2040: 0-14 (about 11%), 15-64 (about 55%), 65+ (34%).
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The chart illustrates Japan’s population proportion by different age groups in 1960 and includes a forecast to 2040.
However, the percentage of the 0 to 14 age group was 30% in 1970. On the other hand, the 25 to 64 age group was 70% in 1970. As well as, Japan’s population of people aged 65 and over was only 8%. Respectively, in 1980, the proportions were 29%, 69%, and 10%. While, in 1990 and 2000, the 0-14 age group accounted for 30% and 20%, the 25-64 age group accounted for 70% and 69%, and the last one accounted for 11% to 17%.
In 2040, only 10% of people will fall into the 0-14 age group. Furthermore, 59% will fall into the 25-64 age group. In addition, the percentage of Japanese people aged 65 and over will rapidly increase to 39 percent.
Overall, the proportion of Japan’s population at the age of 65 and over increases from 5% to 39% over the years.
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