The paragraph demonstrates The UK’s birth rate for women in six different age groups between 1973 and 2008. Overall, women from 35 to 39 significantly increased while those from 20 to 25 plummeted.
From 1973 to 1983, women 25-29 were the highest portion of all of the ages, but it dropped to 120 birth rate. With women on 20-25, under 20 and 40 and over slightly fell. In contrast, women on 35-39 and 30-35 rose.
During1988 to 2008, women on 25-29 fluctuated, surged, and then declined. On 20-25 were significantly diminished, from over 120 to below 100 birth rate. While women between 30 and 35 went on to grow, especially women from 35-39 soared with nearly 60 birth rate. Under 20 and 40 and over of women reduced.
In short, over 35 years the birth rate of women of all ages shifted. Women from 20 to 25 significant declined while women on 35-39 went up.
