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The image shows a table with four rows labeled "Group" with subheadings "All ages," "Under 15," "15-39," "40-64," and "65+." There are three columns labeled "2011," "2012," and "Percentage of change." The "2011" column shows numbers 4,381,269 for All ages, 898,160 for Under 15, 1,577,256 for 15-39, 1,331,907 for 40-64, and 573,946 for 65+. The "2012" column shows numbers 4,410,284 for All ages, 896,364 for Under 15, 1,574,102 for 15-39, 1,339,898 for 40-64, and 596,903 for 65+. The "Percentage of change" column shows +0.6% for All ages, -0.2% for Under 15, -0.2% for 15-39, +0.6% for 40-64, and +4.0% for 65+.
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The table depicts changes in population of New Zealand from 2011 to 2012.
Overall, it is clear that from 2011 to 2012 there was an increase in the number of elderly people, while the number of younger population decreased instead of increasing.
To begin with, the change in population of New Zealand from 2011 to 2012 was increased by 0.6% and became 4,460,000. As it was mentioned before, there was a reduction in the number of younger people. The amount of people who were under 15 was declined by 0.2%. Similar situation was in age range from 15 to 59, which was decreased by 0.2% too. Comparing with the change in the number of younger people, the situation was better in the number of elderly people. Here, there was a growth in the amount of people who were aged from 40 to 64, which was only 0.6%. Finally, the highest rise was in the number of people who were 65 or older, which was 4%.
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