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The image displays a line graph presenting the proportion of the population aged 65 and over from 1940 to 2040 in Japan, Sweden, and the USA; in 1940, Japan had around 5%, Sweden 7%, and the USA 9%; by 1960, Japan remained at 5%, Sweden rose to 11%, and the USA increased to 10%; in 1980, Japan was at 9%, Sweden reached 14%, and the USA was at 11%; for 2000, Japan had approached 17%, Sweden 17%, and the USA 12%; the projection for 2020 shows Japan at 26%, Sweden 18%, and the USA almost 14%; by 2040, Japan is expected to slightly decrease to just under 25%, Sweden to increase to 20%, and the USA to climb over 20%.
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The graph compares three continental countries in terms of the proportion of people aged 65 and over in Japan, Sweden, and the USA between 1940 and 2040, at 20 year intervals.
•Overall, Japan is expected to see the most significant increase by 2040, overcoming both Sweden and the USA. While Sweden and the USA showed a steady rise throughout most of the period, the USA experienced a slight decline after 1980.
•Looking into more detail, In 1940, the USA had the highest proportion of elderly people at around 9%, which was nearly followed by Sweden (7%) and Japan (5%).By 2020, Sweden surpassed the USA (14%) at approximately 20%, while Japan’s figure stood at the lowest roughly (3%).
•Between 2020 and 2040, Japan’s elderly population is predicted to rise sharply to 27%, exceeding the figures for Sweden, which witnessed a steady growth of about 9%and the USA, which increased noticeably to 23%.
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