The presented pie charts illustrate population data based in ages in Yemen and Italy in 2000, along with the future predictions for 2005.
Overall, changes in proportion of age groups are expected in both countries, including an increase in people over 60 years old and a decrease for those in 0 to 14 years old.
In 2000, those aged group 0 to 14 is constituted roughly half of Yemen’s total population, which was quarter than the population in Italy. Senior citizens made up less than half in the Yemen’s total population, whereas it recorded more than average in the same category. less than 5 percent of people where involved in group aged over 60 years old in Yemen, similarly, nearly around one fourth of total population are found in the age group over 60.
In 2050, the prediction for the residents of age group below 14 years old is expected to decline by 37 percent in Yemen, while apparently three percent drop is projected in Italy. Senior citizens are planned to be double in Italy, however merely two percent of increment in population age group is accounted for Yemen. Although the population of people age group over 60 years old in Yemen is expected to grow, the population of the same category is planned to be double.