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    The pie charts compare the population distributions by age group in Yemen and Italy between 2000 and 2050. In 2000, over 50% of Yemen's population was under 15 years old, the highest of any group, while in Italy those under 15 made up only 14.3%. Both countries had high working age populations, though Italy's was larger at 61.6% compared to Yemen's 46.3%. Spending on the elderly was much smaller in Yemen at 3.6% versus Italy's 24.1%. The charts project that by 2050 Yemen's under 15 population will decrease by 13% while Italy's will fall just 2%, and Yemen's elderly population will remain the lowest at around 3.6% while Italy's

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    The pie charts compare the population distributions by age group in Yemen and Italy between 2000 and 2050. In 2000, over 50% of Yemen's population was under 15 years old, the highest of any group, while in Italy those under 15 made up only 14.3%. Both countries had high working age populations, though Italy's was larger at 61.6% compared to Yemen's 46.3%. Spending on the elderly was much smaller in Yemen at 3.6% versus Italy's 24.1%. The charts project that by 2050 Yemen's under 15 population will decrease by 13% while Italy's will fall just 2%, and Yemen's elderly population will remain the lowest at around 3.6% while Italy's

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    The pie charts compare the population distributions by age group in Yemen and Italy between 2000 and 2050. In 2000, over 50% of Yemen's population was under 15 years old, the highest of any group, while in Italy those under 15 made up only 14.3%. Both countries had high working age populations, though Italy's was larger at 61.6% compared to Yemen's 46.3%. Spending on the elderly was much smaller in Yemen at 3.6% versus Italy's 24.1%. The charts project that by 2050 Yemen's under 15 population will decrease by 13% while Italy's will fall just 2%, and Yemen's elderly population will remain the lowest at around 3.6% while Italy's

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    PIE CHART

    The pie charts compare the population in two different countries, Yemen and Italy by age groups
    between 2000 and 2050.

    It is obvious that the working-age population in both countries accounted for the largest proportion,
    while children and young adolescents was the small scale in Yemen, the opposite was true for this
    proportion in Italy.

    As can be seen that the people who was under 15 years old was the highest in Yemen in 2000, at 50.1%.
    Whereas, in Italy the proportion for this group was the smallest, just about 14.3%. The working-age
    population in both countries accounted was high, 46.3% in Yemen and 61.6% in Italy. In Yemen, the
    scales of spending on the elderly was very small just 3.6%, while Italy was a quarter.

    From the year 2001 onward, the figures for the group under 15 years old will decrease by approximately
    13%, while Italy fall by 2%. The proportion of the working-age will increase 10%, whereas in Italy the
    figure for this group will slightly decrease of about 61.6% to 46.2%, the elderly is the lowest scale, in
    contrast, this figure in Italy will decrease from 24.1% in 2000 to around a fifth in 2050.

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