My Detective report by Jana Alabbar

WHAT IS WHERE Life expectancy

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 04:38:51 UTC

Aged 75+ of the population (not life expectancy);

Canada: 8.6%
Japan: 17%
Mali:0.6%
Analysis
Canada has a low population of aged 75+ ( 8.6%).

Mali has a very small percentage of the population aged 75+ ( 0.6%).

Japan has a higher population than Canada and Mali population aged 75+, (8.4% more than CANADA, and 16.4% more than MALI).

WHAT IS WHERE Birth rate

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 04:46:34 UTC

Population of 0-4 categories:

Canada: 4.9 %

Japan: 3.3 %

Mali: 18 %

Analysis

Canada has a small percentage of the population aged 4-0. (4.9%)

Japan has a low percentage of the population aged 0-4. ( 3.3%)

Mali has a high percentage of the population aged 4-0.(18%)

WHAT IS WHERE Dependency load

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 04:55:01 UTC

(% 14 and under + 65 and older

Canada: 35 % %14 and under: 15.3% 65+: 19.7%

Japan: 14.5% %14 and under: 14.5% 65+:30.1%

Mlai: 49.2% %14 and under:46.9 65+: 2.5%

Analysis

Canada has an average dependency load of 35%.

Japan has a low dependency load of 14.5%

Mali has a high/normal dependency load of 49.2%.

( 13.1% more than CA, and 14.7% more than Mali).

WHY IS IT THERE

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 04:56:51 UTC

Differences exits due to:

Economic wealth

Natural resources

Colonization

WHY DO WE CARE

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 05:02:49 UTC

Information like this is important for multiple reasons :

Creates a detailed data-based pyramid that helps us see and create solutions that may occur in the future.

Allows us to see why we should create more spaces that could increase livability.

JAPAN

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 05:08:45 UTC

Finally, from what I can tell, Japan has rather high rates in both the young and the old. I assume that the majority of the results are determined by people's respect for the culture. My prior knowledge has led me to believe that they have a great deal of regard for both young people and the elderly, especially when it comes to caring for the elderly. This may have something to do with how the Japanese government develops public areas and recreational facilities to make their country a particularly livable place for the elderly. It makes sense that the percentages are so high because the nation may be partially founded on its deep regard for its rich cultural heritage.

CANADA

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 05:10:53 UTC

Second, the average range of all ages is found in Canada. One explanation for this could be that Canada, being a wealthy and rapidly developing nation, offers conditions suitable for individuals of various ages and types. Everything is designed to provide individuals with a livable nation and community, excellent healthcare for both young and old, and many settings in which to work.

MALI

janaalabbar — 2023-11-21 05:14:50 UTC

One reason they may still be more traditional and not developing as quickly as other nations could be the reason they have more children and older people. This influences the number of births and the value of children to the economy. There is a significant decline in health care quality for the elderly in that statistics, which makes sense given that the nation is less rich than more developed ones.