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If we look at the analysis the country with the highest dependency load is Italy, followed by Canada then Ghana. But if we look at the dependency load for the elderly, we can see the significant difference between Ghana and Italy. The difference is that Italy has the highest elderly dependency load than Ghana by a staggering 20.6%. This shows us Italy has the most and tells us that how heavy the dependency load is onto elders then the rest of the countries.

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If we look at the birth rate analysis, we can tell that the highest birth rate is Ghana with 12.4% followed by Canada with 4.7% and then Italy. If we look closer, we can tell that the percentage with Canada and Italy conjoined will still be lower than Ghana. We can see that 1/8 of Ghana's population is below the age of 4 and under.

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If we look at the life expectancy analysis, we can tell that the lowest life expectancy by percentage between the 3 countries is Ghana with a 1.2%. If we look at Canada and Italy, we can tell how close it is in percentages like how Italy has 12.7 percent and Canada with 9.1 %. If we look, the highest country with the highest life expectancy is Italy.

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If we see things like Dependency load, birth rate and life expectancy can all be different in multiple ways. If we think about it, economical developments, and healthcare all are either weakened or really strong. If we look at Canada's economic development and healthcare, it tells us that between the 3 countries Italy, Ghana, and Canada, we know that it is the strongest between the three. This shows us Ghana has good healthcare, but is weak in the economic perspective of the country. Italy is good in both ways, but also not the greatest in both ways. If we look at the analysis, Italy is more dependent on the elderly labour then the younger age. For Ghana, they are more dependent on their younger ages, as the life expectancy is lower than the other countries. For Canada, it's really the same, but the country dependency load is a little bit more towards the elderly side than younger, but in the same range.

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Differences in life expectancy and birth rates among nations such as Canada, Ghana, and Italy provide crucial information on social policies, economic state, and world health. While Ghana's poor life expectancy rates underscore infrastructure and healthcare issues, Italy and Canada's high life expectancy rates are indicative of efficient healthcare systems. Population dynamics and economic trends are also influenced by birth rates; Ghana's high birth rates put a strain on its resources, while Canada and Italy deal with difficulties like aging populations and workforce loss as a result of lower birth rates. Having a better understanding of these distinctions enables policymakers to correct imbalances, encourage sustainable growth, and enhance living standards. By examining these patterns, countries can better prepare for fair development and address the particular difficulties brought on by varying health and demographic characteristics.

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Dependency Load:

The percentage (%) of the population that is under 15 years old and 65 years old and older. These are the people that are dependent on the working population

Birth Rate:

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

Life Expectancy:

The average number of years that a person will live at a specified age, depending on a set of age-specific death rates.