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How is age structure related to economic development?

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Correct answer: The balance between working and dependent population can affect economic capacity

Age structure shows how a population is divided among children, working-age people, and older people. This distribution affects the number of people likely to work, earn, produce goods, pay taxes, and support dependents. A large working-age share can create economic opportunities through greater production and saving, provided suitable jobs, education, and health services are available. A large dependent share can increase the burden on workers and public services.

Thus, option A is correct: the balance between working and dependent populations can affect economic capacity. Age structure does not have no connection with the economy, and it does not primarily determine weather or soil formation. The relationship is important but not automatic; outcomes also depend on skills, employment, institutions, and public policy.

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