The bar charts compare the proportion of ages of the residents of France and India in 1984.
Overall, it is evident that people aged 0-5 accounted for the majority in India, while those aged 65-70 recorded the lowest figures among the five-year age groups. In addition, India had a considerable younger population than France , which showed a more balanced age distribution.
In France, the proportions of individuals aged 0-40 remained relatively stable, at approximately 3-4% for each gender. However, the figures gradually decline among people aged 35-65, falling to around 1-2%. In contrast, females aged over 85 accounted for approximately 1.2% of the population, while the corresponding figure for males was just 0.3%.
Looking at the comparison in India, the proportion of males and females aged 0-15 made up roughly 6% and 7% of the total, while that of residents over 50 stood at between 0% and 2%. Moreover, individuals who are in the age interval of 15 and 50 had a share of approximately 2% and 6%.
