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Band 5+: The chart gives information about the age of the population of Iceland between 2020 and 2050. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts population age groups in Iceland across years, with 2020 showing 55 and over at approximately 10%, 25-54 at 45%, 15-24 at about 15%, and 0-14 at 30%; 2030 indicates 55 and over at nearly 15%, 25-54 at around 40%, 15-24 at roughly 12%, and 0-14 at 33%; 2040 shows 55 and over at approximately 20%, 25-54 at around 34%, 15-24 close to 11%, and 0-14 at 34%; 2050 records 55 and over at 40%, 25-54 at nearly 30%, 15-24 at around 10%, and 0-14 at 20%.
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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%

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