 
<prompt> Population pyramid | Percent | (Male, 80+, 0.4) (Female, 80+, 0.4) (Male, 75-79, 0.4) (Female, 75-79, 0.2) (Male, 70-74, 0.8) (Female, 70-74, 0.8) (Male, 65-69, 1) (Female, 65-69, 1) (Male, 60-64, 1.8) (Female, 60-64, 1.8) (Male, 55-59, 1.8) (Female, 55-59, 2) (Male, 50-54, 2.2) (Female, 50-54, 2.2) (Male, 45-49, 2.6) (Female, 45-49, 2.4) (Male, 40-44, 2.6) (Female, 40-44, 2.6) (Male, 35-39, 3) (Female, 35-39, 3) (Male, 30-34, 3.6) (Female, 30-34, 3.8) (Male, 25-29, 4.2) (Female, 25-29, 4.8) (Male, 20-24, 4) (Female, 20-24, 4.4) (Male, 15-19, 4.6) (Female, 15-19, 4.6) (Male, 10-14, 5.2) (Female, 10-14, 5) (Male, 5-9, 6) (Female, 5-9, 5.8) (Male, <5, 7) (Female, <5, 6.2) <response> The population pyramid shown in Figure 2.1 was constructed using the sex and age distribution of the 2014 EDHS household population The pyramid has a wide base. This pattern is typical of countries that have experienced relatively high fertility in the recent past.  