The provided data compares the age distribution of France and India in the year 1984.
Overall, in 1984, the age profiles of France and India differed significantly, with France having a higher proportion of adults in the 30-35 age range while India had a larger percentage of children aged 0-15.
In India, a substantial portion of the population consisted of children aged 5-15, constituting around 6-7% of the total population. The trend in India showed a gradual decline in percentages as age increased, reaching less than 1% for the 65-70 age group. Moreover, the male percentages in India ranged from 7% in the 0-5 age group to 1% in the over 70 category, while for females, the percentages ranged from 7% in the 0-5 age group to 1% in the over 70 category.
Conversely, the French population had a consistent percentage of around 4% in the age range of 10-35 years. The highest concentration of people in France was in the 30-35 age group, with a subsequent decline in older age categories. Particularly noteworthy was the notable disparity in the female population aged over 85, where the percentage exceeded that of males by fourfold.