Band 5+: The table below shows the average retirement age of males and females in six countries in 2003. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The rendered table casts light on the average age at which male and female in six different countries retired in 2003.Those six countries were Australia, United States, Japan, Italy, France and Korea.

Overall, it can be noticed that the inclined age at which men retired were 68 and the plummet year of retiring was 57.On the other side, women retired at the age of 67 which was the maximum and the minimum age of retiring for women were 56.F

At the outset, the prime look makes it crystal clear that in Australia the male retired at the age of 64 in the first month of 2003.In United states, the men started getting pension at 65 age in the sixth month.Men of Japan and Italy stopped working at the age of 67 in the fourth month.Moreover, in France the workers that were male were pensioned at age of 57.

Further, delving deeper into the table it can be illustrated that the women were pensioned at the age of 63 in the May month.Women inUS stopped working at the age of 64 and females in Japan and Italy retired at the age of 66.Female workers in Korea were retiring at the age of 67.