The table illustrates the data and forecasts of the proportion of

people aged 65 in three countries named Canada, Germany and UK from

1988 to 2030. Overall, from 1988 to 2000, Germany had the largest
percentage of 65-year-old people and all three countries saw an upward
trend. In 2030, the expectations show that the trend and order still
unchange.
In 1988, the figure of Germany was one-fifth, which was 4% more
than that of Canada - the runner-up. In 2000, the proportion of Germany
and Canada moderately rose about 5%, at 25% and 21%, respectively. In
1988, UK was the country, which had the lowest figure, at 14% and it
slightly increased in 2000, at 15%.
In 2030, it is predicted that the percentage of the German aged 65
will go up to 30%. Calculations reveal tha the figure of Canada and UK
will increase 5% in 2030, at 26% and 20%, respectively.