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The image consists of four pie charts detailing population distributions for Yemen and Italy, divided into three age categories: 0-14 years, 15-59 years, and 60+ years for the years 2000 and 2050. For Yemen in 2000, the distribution is 50.1% (15-59 years), 46.3% (0-14 years), and 3.6% (60+ years); in 2050, the distribution shifts to 57.3% (15-59 years), 37.0% (0-14 years), and 5.7% (60+ years). For Italy in 2000, the distribution is 61.6% (15-59 years), 24.1% (0-14 years), and 14.3% (60+ years); in 2050, the distribution changes to 46.2% (15-59 years), 11.5% (0-14 years), and 42.3% (60+ years).
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The given pie charts compare the percentage of three different age groups in Yemen and Italy for 2000 and 2050.
Overall, the population of senior citizen was the lowest and will be the lowest in Yemen while in Italy the population of under 14 aged people was minimum and will remain minimum by 2050.
In case of Yemen, the percentage of 0-14 years people was exactly the half which will decrease to 37% in 2050. 15-59 aged population was 46% which is expected to increase by 11% in the next five years. In contrast, the demographics of 60+ citizens was the least in 2000 and will remain the lowest in future.
In case of Italy, the largest population belonged to 15-59 years accounting for 62% while that of over 60 years was almost a quarter. The lowest population was of 0-14 years. By 2050, the figures for 15-59 aged population will fall to 46%. For under 14 years. The data will stay lowest at 12%.
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