The given table provides information about the average age of retirement of both genders in six countries, namely: Australia, US, Japan, Italy, France and Korea.
Overall, the data indicate that Korea citizens were recorded with the highest retirement age for both males and females, while France individuals exhibited the lowest age of retirement for both genders. In light of these changes, Japanese people showed the runner-up figure and closely followed Koreans, whereas citizens of US and Australians represented relatively similar figures.
Starting with the dominant figure, Korean individuals topped the list of average retirement age with 68 years and 8 months for males and 67 years and 2 months for their female counterparts. The runner-up figure was illustrated by Japanese people with 67 years and 4 months for men and 66 years and 9 months for women. Australian and US citizens depicted two of the highest figures with 65 years and 6 months for males and 64 years 2 months for females of the former and 64 years and 1 month for the men and 63 years and 5 months for women.
According to the least figures, Italian men need to turn 58 years and 2 months in order to retire, while women are required to be 57 years and 3 months. With regards to the least figure, France citizens are demanded to be 57 years and 4 months old for males and 56 years and 9 months for females.
