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This map represents the age dependency ratio of New Zealand. It shows the dependency ratio from 1960 to 2015. The map shows how the dependency ratio went down each year until 1990 where it went up, back down in 2000, and went up again in 2010 and is continuing to shoot upwards. This map represents a multitude of demographic data. Since the RNI is low, that means the birth rate and fertility rate are also low which means there are more older people than there are younger people. Since the dependency ratio is going up, it tells us that people are living longer and getting older, which also means the life expectancy is going up. Plus, the population growth rate is 0.8% which means the population isn't growing very fast and that there are more older people, because if there were more younger people, they would be having babies, making the population grow.