Table B Chart
The table compares the number of changes in life expectancy for males and females in five countries–Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and Sweden over a period. Starting from 1990.
Overall, it can be seen that Sweden had the highest life expectancy, while Australia had the lowest figures. Females followed an upward trend, whereas males followed a downward trend.
In the beginning, in 1900, the life expectancy for males and females in Australia stood at around 33.8 and 39.9 years. These figures for had climbed Rocketly to 73.5 and 80.4 years for male and female by 1990. However,in Belgium,the proportion of life expectancy for males and females was around 45.4 and 48.9 years, which significantly rise to 73.4 and 80.4 years by 1990. Nevertheless,between 1900 and 1990,the life expectancy for males and females in Denmark increased significantly from approximately 51.6 and 54.8 years to 72.6 and 78.8 years.
At end of the period,starting at 43.8 and 46.6 years in 1900,the percentage of males and females lived in Germany rose to 73.4 and 80.6 years by 1990.On the other hand,in 1900 the life expectancy for males and females in Sweden was nearly 52.8 and 55.3 years,which slightly climbed to 74.7 and 80.7 years by 1990.