Band 5+: The pie charts below illustrate the age distribution of the populations of Brazil and Germany in 2000 and projections for the year 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart depicts three age types of Brazil and Germany folks in years 2000 and the probability rate of 2050.

Overall, Brazil’s adult was the largest segment, while seniors made the lowest contribution. However, the projections don’t comprise much difference. As the same for Germany, however, seniors’ projections showed crucial contributions.

First of all, Brazil’s adult constituted 65% of its population in 2000, while expectations informed that by 2050 the rate will increase with 5%. The category that has less contribution by 5% in 2000 will be 13% after 50 years. In contrast, the projections showed an increase in youth age by 13%.

People between 15 to 64 years incorporated 65% of Germany’s population in 2000. The probability illustrated that in 2050 the rate will be 48% and that because of the seniors’ ratios that accounted for 22% and 40% in both years 2000 and 2015 respectively, while the youth rate had growth by 1%.