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The image shows a line graph representing the proportion of population aged 65 and over in three different countries from 1940 to 2040. Japan's proportion started at around 5% in 1940, increased to about 10% in 1960, up to 15% in 1980, and surpassed 20% by 2000, with a projection of nearly 30% by 2040. Sweden's proportion started at approximately 7% in 1940, reached around 12% in 1960, increased to around 17% in 1980, and is projected to be slightly above 25% by 2040. The USA's proportion started at under 10% in 1940, rose to about 12% in 1960, went up to around 13% in 1980, and is projected to be just over 20% by 2040. Each country shows a steady increase in the proportion of the population aged 65 and over throughout the years, with Japan having the highest increase, followed by Sweden and then the USA.
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The line chart illustrates the percentage of people aged 65 and above in three countries, the USA, Sweden and Japan over a century from 1940.
Overall, there is a significant increase in all three countries examined, with the share of Japan witnessing the most considerable rise and eventually becoming the highest figure among three countries.
In 1940, the proportion of people aged 65 upwards in the USA started with a 9% percentage compared to Sweden and Japan with 7% and 5% respectively. After over four decades, around the year 1980, a thing to point out is that, neither Sweden and Japan have the elderly percentages higher than 15% of their population except for the USA. Even so, Japan had dropped slightly to 3% from the original 7%.
The proportions of people aged 65 and plus in Sweden and the USA are expected to rise significantly, reaching approximately 25% and 23% respectively. A similar trend goes with Japan, but to a much greater extent, which is expected to witness a five-fold increase, reaching 27% compared to 5% in the early 2000s.
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