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Growth of Elders and their Population Comparison Globally
Today the current share of youth denoted by the pyramid share of sets means the rate is double the undeveloped area compared to developed area. The share of elderly individuals will continue to be most pronounced among more developed countries in the coming decades. By mid 60 th century will represent nearly one-third of the population of wealthy nations while the corresponding figure for the poorest countries underscores.
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