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The image shows a bar chart of the age of the population of Iceland from 1990 to 2020 in five categories, with the y-axis representing percentage from 0% to 50% in 10% increments and the x-axis denoting the years 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2020. In 1990, the 65 and over category is slightly above 10%, 55-64 is just under 10%, 25-54 is about 35%, 15-24 is just above 20%, and 0-14 is close to 30%. In 2000, 65 and over rose to just under 15%, 55-64 increased to nearly 15%, 25-54 declined to around 30%, 15-24 dipped to around 15%, and 0-14 went down to nearly 25%. In 2010, 65 and over approached 20%, 55-64 jumped to about 20%, 25-54 saw a slight increase above 30%, 15-24 decreased to nearly 10%, and 0-14 dropped to just above 20%. In 2020, 65 and over continues to rise to almost 25%, 55-64 stabilizes near 20%, 25-54 decreases to below 30%, 15-24 remains around 10%, and 0-14 continues its downward trend to just below 20%.
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The bar chart compares the ages of people living in Iceland from 1990 to 2020.
Overall, it can be seen that the majority of the population of Iceland consisted 25-54 age people. Additionally, 0-14 age people were the second major group during the period.
According to the bar graph, in 1990, 25-54 age group was the major part of population, it was 32% of the population. The following 5 years, the proportional of this group grew gradually and reached a peak in 2020, it was almost half of the population of Iceland. In contrast, although 15-24 age people stood at 22%, it decreased significantly and dropped less than 10%, which was the lowest point, at the end of the period. Similarly, while 0-14 group was 26% of the population in 1990, it plunged 18% in 2020. Additionally, 65 or over age people remained almost constant and changed between 10% and 15% given the period. Likewise, 55-64 group experienced same trend with 65 and over age people and it was 10% at the end of the period.
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