The pie charts delineate the changes in the age of Italian and the Yemen popularity in the year 2000, then give predictions for the year 2050.
Looking from an overall perspective, the 15-59 group dominated in most categories, except Yemen in 2000. On the contrary, 60+ years maintain the lowest rank in both periods. Moreover, an improvement is reported in the statistics of the group 60+ over years.
In 2000, the 0-14 years group ranked the first place with 50.1% in Yemen, followed by 46.4% of the 15-59 years and 3.6% of the over 60 years, respectively. However, with Italy, the highest percentage of age was found in between 15 and 59 part, which was 61.6%, The second-highest statistic was 24.1% in the 60+ group and the lowest one was under 15 years with 24.1%.
In the future, while the 15 to over 60 group show a significant growth in the number, which are 53.7% for 15-59 years and 5.7% for 60+ part, ages up to 14 is predicted to decrease approximately 20%, which will only 37.0% in 2050. Similarity, the amount for elderly people in Italy will double to 42.2%. Unlike Yemen, there will be around 3% smaller in the under 14 group and in addition, a third of the people in the age of 15 to 59 will drop to 46.2% in 2050.