The chart illustrates the projected changes in the age distribution of Iceland’s population from 2020 to 2050.
Overall, it’s interesting to note that there will be a steady upward trend in population growth of adults, 25 from 54 ,living in Iceland.
To begin with , according to the bar chart, people aged 25-54 started at around 37% , wich was the highest figure in 2020, and then there will be a gradual decline to approximately 27% in 2040. However, this will be followed by a considerable upward to 45% in 2050, which will be the highest indication over the whole period.
As regards , people aged 55 and over, 15-24 and younger individuals with age 0-14 , on the other hand will show a gradual decrease, over the 30 years period. It is predicted that by 2030, the proportion of younger inhabitants will have increased gradually at about 33%. However , this will be followed by a considerable drop to about 15% in 2050.
Coming to the proportion of older people and adults, their numbers is expected to show a similar trend, starting with 20% and about 14% in 2020, and then they will be having almost the same figures in 2050, standing at under 10%
