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The image is a line graph with four lines representing four different countries (India, China, Japan, and the US) over a period from 1980 to 2050. India's line starts at around 4 in 1980 and increases steadily to approximately 6 in 2010, then ascends more steeply to about 12 in 2050. China's line begins at roughly 5 in 1980, climbs gradually to around 9 in 2010, then rises significantly to about 23 in 2040 and continues to rise slightly to approximately 25 in 2050. Japan's line starts at approximately 12 in 1980, remains relatively flat with a slight increase to about 15 in 2020, followed by a more rapid incline to roughly 23 in 2040, and then a slight decline to around 21 in 2050. The US's line commences at around 9 in 1980 and rises sharply to 35 by 2050.
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The line graph demonstrates information from a 2010 report about the number of population over the age of 65 in four countries since 1980 with projections until 2050. Overall, the number of the percentage keep rising with US showing the highest amount and India remains the lowest throughout the years.
In 1980, the population of the elderly people is about 12%, where India and China were only 5%. From 1990 to 2020 not much has changed, but the population of people over 65 in the US has continued to grow from 12% to almost 30%.
For the future, the ageing population in India will rise to 7% in 2030. China will also rise to 23%, the same position as Japan in the 2040. In 2050, China increased slightly, to almost 25% while the population in Japan decreased.
In conclusion, The US has the highest elderly population and the lowest in India, while the percentages in Japan and China have a little change.
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