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In which age structure may elderly health services be more important than expansion of primary schools?

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Correct answer: In an ageing population

An ageing population contains a relatively large share of older people and a comparatively smaller share of children. Because fewer children are entering the population, the pressure to expand primary schools may be weaker than in a youthful society. At the same time, more older residents may need regular medical treatment, medicines, rehabilitation, pensions, and long-term care.

Therefore, elderly health services can become a more urgent planning priority than adding many primary-school places. This does not mean that schools are unnecessary; it means that the balance of public needs changes with the age structure. A very young or adolescent population would generally create stronger demand for schools and child services. Hence, choice A best matches the stated age pattern.

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