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In which age structure is the need for schools especially likely to be high?

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Correct answer: Youthful age structure

A youthful age structure has a large proportion of children and adolescents. These young people need access to primary and secondary education, classrooms, teachers, textbooks, transport, nutrition, and health services. The larger their share, the greater the immediate and future demand for schools. Such a population may later provide a large workforce, but it first creates substantial needs for child-related services.

Option A is correct because it directly describes this age pattern. An ageing structure contains a larger share of older people and is more closely associated with pensions and health-care needs. A working-age-only structure is not a normal complete population pattern, and a zero-population structure is impossible in this context. School demand depends especially on the size of the school-age population, which is relatively high in a youthful structure.

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Youthful Age StructureSchool DemandChild PopulationPublic ServicesAge StructurePopulation CompositionGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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