The chart provides information on the proportion of elderly people aged from 65 years of age in three different countries and the changes the number is expected to undergo.
Overall, the three countries are each expected to have a higher number of senior citizens as the years progresses.
In the year 1988, Canada recorded 16.45% of people aged 65 and above and this was the lowest number predicted to be recorded amongst the years. In 2000, the population grew to about 20.65%, before finally settling to 26.35% in 2030. Out of all the countries provided, Germany is expected to witness the highest number of growth amongst the aged community in 2030, at 30.65%. The lowest population of canadian senior citizens was recorded in 1988, when there was only about 20.35% of them.
The United Kingdom was the country with the least amount of older residents, its lowest number was recorded in 1988 at 14.80% but it is expected to grow by 2030 to about 20.45%.