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1. Total dependency load (% 14 and under + 65 and older):

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

Ghana: 39.7% younger = 35.9%          older =3.8%

Italy:  36.6% younger =  12.2%          older = 24.4%

Analysis:

The highest total dependency load is Ghana and then Italy and last is Canada.

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2. Birth rate (look at the bottom of the pyramid → 0-4 age cohort): this is not the birth rate!

Canada:     4.7

Ghana:      12.4

Italy:          3.5

Analysis:

The highest birth rate is Ghana and then Canada and last is Italy.

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3. Life expectancy (look at the top of the pyramid→ aged 75+):  this is not the life expectancy!

Canada:  8.9

Ghana: 1.2

Italy: 12.7

Analysis:

The highest life expectancy is Italy and then Canada and last is Ghana.

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1. Dependency load

A high dependency ratio means those of working age, and the overall economy, face a greater burden in supporting the aging population. The youth dependency ratio includes those only under 15, and the elderly dependency ratio focuses on those over 64.

2. Birth rate

The birth rate is the ratio between the number of live-born births in the year and the average total population of that year.

3. Life expectancy

Life expectancy is the number of years a person would be expected to live, starting from birth life expectancy at birth or at age 65, based on the mortality statistics for a given observation period.

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Why is there differences in life expectancy, birth rate and dependency load in differant country?

There is differences because all the country is differant. One country may have more babies born and some might not have as much babies born at the same time.

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Why is this information inportant?

This is important because we can use this data in the future if we need to find out if something is wrong. We can also help out who ever needs help like the older people.