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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 bar chart ilustrates the data about three types of age groups in Yemen and Italy.
As a general trend it can be seen that in 2000 the highest age group were 60+, and in Italy it were 0-14 ages. In 2050 the biggest number of ages will be 15-59 in both countries.
The bar chart clearly shows that in 2000 Yemen has the highest number of 0-14 ages -50.1%, but in 2050 it will decrease to 37%. The next age group in 2000 were 15-59 years with 46.3%, but it will grow to 57.3%. And the lowest number in 2000 were 60+ ages with 3.6%, in 2050 the percentage will grow to 5.7%
At the second glance, it can be seen that in Italy the highest result of age group in 2000 were 15-59 years with 61.6%, but in 2050 it will decrease to 46.2%. After that 60+ ages in 2000 shows 24.1%, in 2050 it will grow to 42.3%. And the last group of ages are 0-14 years with 14.3%, and it will fall to 11.5%.
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