This chart presents the rankings of the proportion of populations aged 60 and above in countries across Asia and Oceania from 1950 to 2023. It reflects the aging population trend in both regions and the increase in the elderly population proportion in each country. This data is valuable for understanding the elderly population proportion and growth trends in these regions, providing crucial baseline information for social and economic policy-making.
Rankings of the Proportion of the Population Aged 60 and Above in Asia and Oceania, 1950-2023
This chart presents the rankings of the proportion of populations aged 60 and above in countries across Asia and Oceania from 1950 to 2023.
The proportion of the population aged 60 and above refers to the percentage of the total population that is 60 years old or older. This proportion is a key indicator of an aging society and is used to assess the social and economic burdens and opportunities.
| Rank | Name | Indicator |
|---|---|---|
1 | Japan | 36.08 % |
2 | Hong Kong | 29.76 % |
3 | South Korea | 26.51 % |
4 | Taiwan | 24.53 % |
5 | Singapore | 24.02 % |
6 | Australia | 22.92 % |
7 | Thailand | 22.85 % |
8 | New Zealand | 22.66 % |
9 | Georgia | 21.19 % |
10 | Niue | 20.94 % |
11 | Cyprus | 20.80 % |
12 | Armenia | 20.77 % |
13 | Macau | 20.43 % |
14 | Northern Mariana Islands | 19.99 % |
15 | Wallis and Futuna | 19.84 % |
16 | China | 19.50 % |
17 | Cook Islands | 18.15 % |
18 | North Korea | 17.81 % |
19 | Guam | 17.60 % |
20 | Sri Lanka | 17.18 % |