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The image contains a chart with life expectancy data for males and females in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and Sweden for the years 1900, 1950, and 1990; Austria's life expectancy for males and females in 1900 was 37.8 and 39.9, in 1950 was 62.0 and 67.0, and in 1990 was 73.5 and 80.4, respectively; Belgium's life expectancy for males and females in 1900 was 45.4 and 48.9, in 1950 was 62.1 and 67.4, and in 1990 was 73.4 and 80.4; Denmark's life expectancy for males and females in 1900 was 51.6 and 54.8, in 1950 was 68.9 and 71.5, and in 1990 was 72.6 and 78.8; Germany's life expectancy for males and females in 1900 was 43.8 and 46.6, in 1950 was 64.6 and 68.5, and in 1990 was 73.4 and 80.6; Sweden's life expectancy for males and females in 1900 was 52.8 and 55.3, in 1950 was 69.9 and 72.6, and in 1990 was 74.7 and 80.7.
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The table illustrates the average life expectancy for women and men between 1900 and 1990 in fife countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany and Sweden.
Overall, it is apparent that the largest indicators for female Sweden and Denmark demonstrated, and Austria vica versa. Belgium and Germany shown at the bottom of the list.
At the beginning, in 1900 Denmark and Sweden had the largest amount of male ,51.6 and 52.8 and female 54.8 and 55.3, respectively, while Austria was at the bottom of these indicators (37.8 and 39.9). During this period, Belgium and Germany shown the average numbers (45.4 and 48.9 and 43.8 and 46.6 relatively). In 1950 the number of Austria’ life expantancy increased to 62.0 for male and 67.0 for femail. However, the largest number Denmark and Sweden depicted, ir accounted for 68.9 and 71.5 and 69.9 and 72.6 respectively. Belgium and Germany and no changes.
Following this, In 1990, Sweden reached the peak of 74.7 for male and 80.7 for female, while Denmark managed the low of 72.6 and 78.8. Austria and Belgium shown the same number of flame, it equal to 80.4.
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