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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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This line graph gives information about the proportion of population from a 2010 report in four countries including; India, China, Japan and the US of the age of 65 or older from 1980 to 2050.
Overall, the highest rise in the percentage of population among all four countries predicted in the United States, the least in India. China and Japan remain among both of them until 2050.
The percentage of residents of the US increased steadily from 1980 and it is predicted that it will remain increasing until 2050 and reach at more than 35% of the population. The trend of japan shows negligible fluctuations it rose slightly in the first decade from 1980 and remained same until 2020, then it is predicted that it will reach up to 20% from 15% in 2030 and remain contant till 2050.
Furthermore, China and India remained at almost same percentage of less than 10 from 1980 to 2010. By 2050 population of china will surge to almost 25%, and india will reach to almost 12%.
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