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The image presents a line graph depicting population percentages across three age groups over multiple decades from 1960 to 2040. In 1960, age group 0-14 constitutes 40%, 15-64 comprises 60%, and 65+ is 5%. By 1970, age group 0-14 is at 37%, 15-64 holds at 61%, and 65+ reaches 7%. In 1980, group 0-14 marks 33%, 15-64 achieves 62%, and 65+ stands at 10%. By 1990, 0-14 has declined to 30%, age 15-64 remains stable at 63%, and 65+ increases to 13%. In 2000, age 0-14 is noted at 28%, 15-64 at 63%, and 65+ at 15%. By 2010, group 0-14 registers 27%, age 15-64 drops to 60%, and 65+ rises to 18%. In 2020, 0-14 decreases slightly to 25%, 15-64 is at 59%, and 65+ shows a growth to 20%. By 2030, predictions for age 0-14 are 23%, 15-64 at 57%, and 65+ at 23%. In 2040, projections indicate age 0-14 at 22%, 15-64 at 55%, and 65+ increases to 25%.
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The supplied graph illustrates the population of one country throughout the years from 1960 and involved a forecast to 2040.
Overall, the number of children and middle-aged people gradually declined, on the contrary the population of pensioners accounted for consistent growth.
The population percentage shows that the number of children among the years of 0-14 recorded 30% in 1960 and will experience a significant decrease to just 10% in 2040. Throughout the years of 1980 and 2000 revealed the most dramatic decline.
In 1960, the economically active population from 15 to 64 years indicated the most high numbers in the graph at just over 50%, conversely, the retiree over 65 years exhibited nearly 15%. However, the line will reveal the same population as just over 45% in the future.
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