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The chart below illustrates a century projection (between
1994 to 2040) of percentage of elderly people in three developed nations (Japan,
Sweden and the US).
In the first stage, there had between 5% to 9% of
senior citizens, but the highest level was in USA and the lowest in Japan,
where had predicted an important decrease until later 1980s, then a slow rise
for around 30 years, to reach a peak between 2030 to 2040 when this country
will have the biggest proportion of old people (over 26%).
Otherwise, in the United States the amount of elderly
group show fluctuation with increase and slight drops, but in the last part of the
period it is expected a great rise to finish with almost at 25% of senior citizen there.
Meanwhile, in 1940, Sweden population had around 7% of
them over 65 years old. This proportion has been continually increasing with
some fluctuations, to close at 25% of them at the end of the stage.
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