the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050. Summarise the i

The pie charts illustrate the proportion of Yemen and Italy population divided by three age categories. The presented data is in 2000 and its projection in 2050. Generally speaking, Yemen and Italy have different major populations by its age groups in 2000. However, it is projected that in 2050, both in Yemen and Italy will have large number of people aged 15-59. In terms of 2000, over roughly half people in Yemen were child and teenagers, when 61% people in Italy were populated by 15-59 years old people. Despite only 3, 6% people over 60 lived in Yemen, Italy have quite number which accounted for 24, 1%. For their projection in 2050, productive-aged people will outnumber the population with roughly more and less half of total population respectively in both countries. While in Yemen the least number of people will still come from elderly people, Italy is projected will have only 11, 5% child and teenagers.