In the above figure, the percentage of women in different age groups in the years 1966, 1986 and 2006.
The women aging under 19 is relatively more in 1966 with 34 percentage than 1986(25%) and 2006(11%). From age 20 to 24, 1966 has highest woman with a whopping 61% whereas 1986 and 2006 remains low with 45% and 28% respectively. From age 25-29, 1986 takes the lead with 50% whereas 1966 falls behind with 36% and in 2006 the percentage increases to 38%. For the age range from 30-34, 2006 has the highest number of women with 44% whereas there is a low number at the year 1966 with 12% and the year 1986 with 20%. And for the age range of 35-39 and 40 or above, year 2006 takes the lead with the significant percentage of 30% and 6%. The year of 1966 and 1986 maintains distance with the low percentage of 8% and 15 % for the age group 35-39 and 2% and 5% for the age group 40 and above.
Through this data, we can assume that in the year of 1966, the amount of young women or working women were large compared to the later years. However, as the time gradually went on, the amount of young men decreases and the inactive population of women is in increasing phase. This shows that with the evolution and literation among people increases, the women population decreases as people focus more on family planning and structures. As the year increases, people relatively give birth to less child.