The pie charts show the age of people in Yemen and Italy in the year 2000 and give predictions for 2050. The ages are divided into three groups: 0-14, 15-59, and 60 and over.
Overall, Yemen is expected to have more working-age people, while Italy will see a lot of older people. In both countries, the percentage of children will go down, but the number of old people will grow much faster in Italy.
In Yemen, children aged 0-14 were the largest group in 2000 at 50.1%. People aged 15-59 were close behind at 46.3%, and old people (60 and over) were only 3.6%. By 2050, the working-age group will become the largest at 57.3%. On the other hand, children will drop to 37%, and old people will increase a little bit to 5.7%.
Italy is very different. In 2000, the 15-59 age group was the biggest at 61.6%, followed by people aged 60 and over at 24.1%. Children made up the smallest part at 14.3%. By 2050, the working-age people in Italy will decrease to 46.2%, while old people will jump up to 42.3%. Meanwhile, children will go down to 11.5%.