The pie chart illustrates three population age distributions between Y and I in 2000, and the prediction in 2050.
Overall, both nations had same trend while having the youthful population almost examined periods.
In the first time, 2000, the Yemen youthful population was considered the highest number when the 0-14 age groups made up one-twice the population total and the 15-59 population accounted for 46.3%. Although the youngest distributions exceeded in population in 2000, it is predicted to decrease significantly in 2050, with 37% prediction. By contrast, the number of adolescents in Yemen in the future will rise by 15% compared to its in 2000. When it comes to the last age group in Yemen, it is clear to see that the number of 60 plus population just had minority number in the total, 3.6%. However, it is predicted it will increase nearby double in the next fifty years.
Italy, on the other hand, had an older population in 2000, with the 15-59 age group making up 61.6%. In contrast, it is expected to decrease to 46.2%. Notably, the 0-14 age group just made up small number in 2000 but it will experience a dramatically in the future with the number increasing nearby double, from 24.1% to 42,3%. Lastly, the youth age group in Italy does not have noticeable change when accounted for 14.3% in 2000 and be predict to reach 11.5% in 2050.