The given table presents data and predictions about the population of individuals 65 years old and older in three different countries. Looking from an overall perspective, according to projected future numbers, Germany had the largest percentage of the older countries, while the UK had the lowest percentage.
Now, turning to detail, in 1988, approximately 20 percent of the German population was aged 65 and older. Canada and the UK had similar ratios, with 16 and 14%, respectively. All countries had increased by 2000. Germany recorded the highest rate at 25%, followed by Canada at a little more than 20 percent and the United Kingdom at around 15%.
All countries are expected to go further, and by 2030, 30 percent of Geramnya is likely to be 65 years old or older. Additionally, it is predicted that the other two nations ( Canada and the United Kingdom) will rise by 5%. It is crystal clear that the population of all countries aged 65 and above will increase.