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The image displays two sets of pie charts comparing age distribution in Oman and Spain for the years 2005 and projected for 2055. In Oman, the 2005 chart shows the following age distribution: 0-14 years - 48%, 15-59 years - 48%, 60+ years - 4%. The 2055 projection for Oman reveals an expected shift: 0-14 years - 37%, 15-59 years - 57%, 60+ years - 6%. In contrast, Spain’s 2005 age distribution is depicted as: 0-14 years - 14%, 15-59 years - 62%, 60+ years - 24%. The projected 2055 distribution for Spain anticipates: 0-14 years - 12%, 15-59 years - 42%, 60+ years - 46%.
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The pie charts represent the percentage of Oman and Spain in 2005 and possible projections for 2055.
In Oman in 2005, 0-14 year old and 60 and above match at 48%. However, the older population is predicted to surpass the youngest age group by 2055. The 15 – 59 year old continues to comprise the smallest percentage of 4% and a predicted of 6%.
In Spain, in the year 2005, the 15- 59 year olds were just below a quarter of the population. This age group is predicted to surge by 2055. The 0-14 year old may slightly drop from 14% to 12% by 2055. The oldest generation is predicted to fall from 62% to 46%.
Overall, over 60 year olds lead in all the charts. They are followed by the 0-14 year olds in Oman, while in Spain, 15 -59 year olds come second. In Oman, the working population is completely outnumbered by the rest of the population.
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