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The image displays four pie charts with information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy for the year 2000 and projections for 2050. In Yemen for the year 2000, the age distribution was 50.1% for 0-14 years, 46.3% for 15-59 years, and 3.6% for 60+ years. The 2050 projection for Yemen shows 37.0% for 0-14 years, 57.3% for 15-59 years, and 5.7% for 60+ years. In Italy for the year 2000, the distribution was 14.3% for 0-14 years, 61.6% for 15-59 years, and 24.1% for 60+ years. The 2050 projection for Italy indicates 11.5% for 0-14 years, 46.2% for 15-59 years, and 42.3% for 60+ years. A legend defines the age categories.
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The data about ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy and predictitions of its changes are given on the pictures.
The poputation of Yemen is shown to be more young in both 2000 and 2050 than in Italy in the same years. The amount of people in 60+age group will soar by 2050 in both countries.
The proportion of young people of 0-14 years is predicted to drop in both countries, from 50, 1% in 2000 to 37,0% in 2050 in Yemen, and from 14,3% in 2000 to 11,5% in 2050 in Italy, while in 2000 this age group took just above the half of total population in Yemen.
The sizes of 60+ age group are supposed to enlarge in both countries: from 3,6% in 2000 to 5,7% in 2050 in Yemen, and from 24,1% in 2000 to 42,3% in 2050 in Italy. The middle-aged group of 15-59 years is predicted to increase from 46,3% in 2000 to 57,3% in 2050, while Italian population of 15-59 years is predicted to fall significantly from 61,6% in 2000 to 46,2% in 2050.
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