Process Diagram Sample

the provided pie charts make a comparison of age group in Oman and Spain in 2005 and the prospects of population distribution in 2055. overall, people aged 60+ made up the bulk of Spain's and Oman's population in 2005 and and the same result is projected for 2055. Initial statistics shows that next to a half of Omanis were 60+ years old. this figure will have accounted for 57% by 2015. People aged under 14 years old constituted another half of Oman's population in 2005, the respective percentage is predicted to decrease by about 10% in 2055. with people aged between 15 and 59 years old, making up a tiny fraction of the Omanis. respective population will have comprised 6% of whole in 2055. taking Spain into mind, just a bit more than two third of the Spain's population were +60 years old in 2005, this proportion will have dropped to 46% by 2015. on the contrary, the percentage of middle aged group is speculated to ascend twofold in 2055 compared to 2005.

The supplied pies illustrates data on various ages of Spain and Oman population in 2005 and speculations for 2055. Overall, in both mentioned countries the population of 0-14 years will decrease projections. As data suggests, just under a half of Oman’s population was covered 60+ years in 2005; while, it will have a 19% rise in 2055. The 0-14 years comprised 48% of the whole population, and in 2055, this percentage will experience a mild drop with a small minority. In 2005, the 15 to 59 years made up an insignificant minority in Oman, and they didn’t foresee a dramatic change in 2055. In 2005, In Spain the majority of population consist of 60+ Years; however, it will witness a reduction about 18% in speculation. While 15 to 59 years included one quarter of the population , it will account for 42% in the next half-century. There isn’t a widening gap between the percentage of the 0-14 in 2005 and the next 50 years, both of them cover just a small minority.