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Canada: 35.1%    younger = 15.1%       older = 20%

Ethiopia: 42.3%   younger = 39.1%       older = 3.2%

Greece: 37.1%     younger = 13.2%       older = 23.9%

Canada’s population is declining but not as bad compared to Greece while Ethiopia population is growing at a faster rate than both Canada and Greece

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Canada: 4.7%

Ethiopia: 14.7%

Greece: 3.7%

Canada and Greece are very similar when Ethiopia one is very different

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Canada: 8.9%

Ethiopia: 1%

Greece: 12.2%

Ethiopia has a very low amount of people over the age of 75% while Greece has the opposite and Canada is closer to Greece than Ethiopia

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We can see what might or will happen in the future and ways to prevent or help the outcome, and see how the past is affecting the present

So we can think of ways we can help and support them, this also can tell us about the situation within different countries

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1. birth rate

The number of live births per thousand of population per year.

2. life expectancy

The average period that a person may expect to live.

3. dependency load

The percentage of people in the "dependent" ages (generally under age 15 and over age 64) to those in the economically productive ages (15 - 64 years) in a population.

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Life expectancy: Poor or bad healthcare and/or disease

Birth rate: They're forced to by personal reasons

Dependency load: People might not want to have too many kids or no kids and want to have many kids