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Canada: 4.9%

Japan: 3.3%

Zambia: 15.4%

Analysis:Zambia has the highest proportion of its population aged 0-4 at 15.4%, followed by Canada at 4.9%, and Japan at 3.3%.

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Canada:  8.6% ]

Japan: 17%

Zambia: 0.4%

Analysis:Zambia has the highest proportion  followed by Canada at 4.9%, and Japan at 3.3%.

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This information is important because it helps countries plan and allocate resources effectively to support their citizens' needs.

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Canada: 35%

Japan : 41.5%

Zambia: 44.1

Analysis:Canada has a total dependency load of 35%,Japan has the highest at 41.5%,Zambia follows with 44.1%

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Birth Rate: is the number of babies born in a specific population.

Dependency load: Dependency load refers to the percentage of the population that relies on the working-age population for support.

Life expectancy: Life expectancy refers to how long people are expected to live on average.

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These population patterns can be influenced by various factors such as healthcare systems, birth rates, and life expectancy. It's important to consider the unique circumstances and socio-economic factors of each country.