The given pie chart provide statistical data about the ages of the residents of Yemen and Italy in the year 2000 and predictions for 2050.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the population of people aged from 15 to 59 in Yemen will be increased, while the residents of this age-group in Italy will see an downward trend.
As is evident from the pie charts, the share of the elderly residents in Yemen comprised 3.6% and approximately a quarter in Italy in 2000. 5 decades after, both proportions of seniors will increase, the former will go up to 5.7, whereas the latter will boom a half. Moreover, the mark of children composed 50% in Yemen and 14.3% in Italy and 50 years later it is foreseeable that the value will fall in both countries, composing 37% and 11.5%, respectively.
Additionally, in the year 2000 the indicator of overwhelming population of adults made up around 46% in Yemen and about 61.5% in Italy. However, after 5 decades the index of Yemen people aged 15-59 will climb by 11%, in contrast the rate of citizens of this group of age in Italy will drop by under 11%.