The pie charts presented delineate the population distribution in three different age categories- Seniors, Youths, and Adults, in Brazil and Germany, for the year 2000 and future prediction for the year 2050.
Overall, it is readily apparent that adult population was significantly higher than other age groups in both the nations. While the proportion of adults in Brazil will rise, Germany will witness a decline in the number of adults. Moreover, the number of seniors will also increase in both the nations; young population will decline in future.
In 2000, the percentage of adults in Brazil and Germany were equivalent to 65%, whereas the number of senior citizens were substantially high in Germany, with 22%, and Brazil had just 5% population of seniors. In contrast, the proportion of youth in Brazil were 30%, and in Germany there were 13% people falling in the youth category.
In 2050, it is projected that the adult population will rise to 70% in Brazil; however, Germany will saw a decline in the numbers, to 48%. Additionally, the number of young people will plunge to 17% in Brazil; a slight fall is noticeable in Germany, at 12%. Finally, the dependent aged people will surge in both the countries, reaching 13% in Brazil, and 40% in Germany.