Table:
year
women
men
both sexes

thousands
as a percentage of the total population
thousands
thousands

observations

1921
204.9
48.8
215.1
420.0

1931
281.4
48.8
294.7
576.1

1941
376.9
49.1
391.1
768.0

1951
534.9
49.2
551.4
1,086.3

1956
621.6
50.0
622.3
1,243.9

1961
717.0
51.5
674.1
1,391.2

1966
823.0
53.5
716.6
1,539.5

1971
972.1
55.2
790.3
1,762.4

1976
1,135.5
56.1
887.1
2,022.6

1981
1,360.0
57.2
1,017.0
2,377.0

1986
1,589.1
58.1
1,147.5
2,736.6

1991
1,864.4
58.0
1,348.0
3,212.5

1996
2,065.2
57.7
1,513.8
3,579.0

2001
2,229.8
57.0
1,682.4
3,912.3

2006
2,430.2
56.4
1,879.7
4,310.0

2011
2,748.9
55.5
2,201.4
4,950.3

2015
3,161.4
54.7
2,619.5
5,780.9

projections

2021
3,820.8
53.8
3,276.6
7,097.4

2026
4,469.3
53.3
3,911.1
8,380.4

2031
5,057.5
53.0
4,481.6
9,539.1

2036
5,427.3
53.0
4,822.1
10,249.4

2041
5,686.0
53.0
5,051.8
10,737.8

2046
5,929.7
52.9
5,276.5
11,206.1

2051
6,178.2
52.8
5,514.9
11,693.1

2056
6,433.2
52.7
5,773.9
12,207.0

2061
6,722.4
52.4
6,096.4
12,818.7

Statement: by 2061, 6.7 million of seniors would be women, accounting for 52.4% of the senior population.
Question: by 2061, 6.7 million of seniors would be women, how many percentage points did they account for of the senior population?
Answer: [52.4]