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The image displays four pie charts detailing population percentages across three age groups—0–14 years (diagonal stripe pattern), 15–59 years (dark gray fill), and 60+ years (white fill)—for YEMEN and ITALY in the years 2000 and 2050. Under YEMEN, the 2000 pie chart shows 0–14 years at 50.1%, 15–59 years at 46.3%, and 60+ years at 3.6%; the 2050 chart shows 0–14 years at 37.0%, 15–59 years at 57.3%, and 60+ years at 5.7%. Under ITALY, the 2000 pie chart shows 0–14 years at 14.3%, 15–59 years at 61.6%, and 60+ years at 24.1%; the 2050 chart shows 0–14 years at 11.5%, 15–59 years at 46.2%, and 60+ years at 42.3%.
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The proportion of Italy and Yemen’s population by age from 2000 to 2050 is shown. Two pie charts illustrate Italy and Yemen, while the age groups are divided into 6-14, 15-59, and 60+.
Overall, in both countries, the 15-59 age group was the most common, while the 6-14 age group accounted for a smaller proportion than the others.
In Yemen, the working-age population was 46.3% in 2000 and significantly rose to 57.3% in 2050. The oldest population accounted for 3.6% in 2000, then increased to 5.7%, while the middle childhood group dropped from 50.1% to 37%.
In Italy, the 60+ age group made up less than a quarter and substantially rose to over a fifth. The 15-59 age group accounted for 61.6% in 2000; after that, it decreased to 46.2%. The 6-14 age group accounted for 14.3% and fell to 11.6% in 2050.
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