The pie charts provided depicts data on the percentage of populations at distinct age groups across two countries – Yemen and Italy in 2000 and 2050.
Overall, the significant share can be seen in the proportion of individuals at age 15-59 in Yemen and Italy, and in both period of time. While in Yemen the percentage of populations at age 0-14 was another noticeable feature in 2000 and 2050, in Italy populations at age 60+ had a considerable place in charts.
In 2000, Yemen’s population at age 0-14 accounted for 50,1%, becoming the largest feature across other shares, but it is predicted that in 2050, it will decline to 37%. Contrastingly, individuals at age 15-59 will rise to 57,3%, being the main large share, and it will surpass the percentage of populations at age 0-14. Then, in 2000, populations at age 60+ made up only 3,6%, however it’s predicted that it will have a slight increase in its proportion.
In Italy, the considerable share can be seen in the percentage of individuals at age 15-59, which stood at around 61,6%, overtooking other age groups. Although it was the main feature among other age groups, it will decrease in its proportion to 46%, respectively. Whereas in 2000, the population at age 60+ made up almost 24,1%, it is going to jump to 42,3%. Likewise, people at age 0-14 is going to fall down from 14,3% to 11,5%.
