The given table provides data about the proportion of the population aged 65 and over 3 countries (Canada, Germany, and the UK) in 1988, and 2000, and the estimated number for 2030.
Collectively, Germany had the highest growth in citizens aged 65 from 1988 to 2000 compared to the other two countries(Canada and the UK). While the lowest allocation can be seen in the UK over the period given.
In between 1988 to 2000 there was a rise in the population of two States (Canada and Germany)by around 5% to 20.67 and 25.32 respectively. On the other hand, the UK showed comparatively barely any variation and remained 15% in both years.
By 2030, it is likely that the population of people aged 65 plus will rise by 5.5% in all three countries and by 2030 30.42% of Germany is predicted to be aged over 65, 26.55% in Canada and 20.35% in the UK.
