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If the share of people aged 15 to 59 is low, which challenge may increase?

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Correct answer: Burden of dependents on working-age people

People aged 15 to 59 are commonly treated in this question as the main working-age group. Children and older people are generally more dependent on working-age adults for household support, public services, or income. If the working-age share becomes small, fewer potential earners must support a relatively larger number of dependents.

This raises the dependency burden, meaning that each working-age person may have to support more non-working-age people. Families may face greater care and financial responsibilities, while governments may need to spend more on education, health, or social protection. A small working-age share does not create a very large labour force, eliminate employment needs, or make dependents disappear. Therefore A is correct.

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