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The image details population by age group percentages from 1960 to 2080: Age 0-14: 40% in 1960, 35% in 1970, 30% in 1980, 25% in 1990, 23% in 2000, 20% in 2010, 18% in 2020, predicted to be 18% in 2030, 18% in 2040, 17% in 2050, 17% in 2060, 17% in 2070, 16% in 2080. Age 15-64: 54% in 1960, 55% in 1970, 55% in 1980, 54% in 1990, 53% in 2000, 53% in 2010, 52% in 2020, predicted to be 50% in 2030, 47% in 2040, 45% in 2050, 43% in 2060, 40% in 2070, 38% in 2080. Age 65+: 6% in 1960, 10% in 1970, 15% in 1980, 21% in 1990, 24% in 2000, 27% in 2010, 30% in 2020, predicted to be 33% in 2030, 35% in 2040, 38% in 2050, 40% in 2060, 43% in 2070, 46% in 2080.
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The line graph illustrates the population of a particular country by age group, beginning in 1960 and including a forecast to 2040.
To sum up, the majority of the population belongs to the 15-64 age group throughout the period. However, this group is expected to decrease slightly in the future. Meanwhile, the number of individuals aged 65 and older is rising, while the percentage of children is declining.
In 1960, approximately 55% of the population were individuals aged between 15 and 64 years. This figure remained relatively stable until 2010, but it is expected to decline slightly by 2040. The age group of 0-14 years made up 30% of the population in 1960; however, it dropped to below 20% by 2000 and is anticipated to remain low. In contrast, the percentage of people aged 65 and older has been steadily increasing, starting at about 15% in 1960 and predicted to reach nearly 30% by 2040.
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