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If the proportions of children, working-age people, and elderly people keep changing, which needs will also change?

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Correct answer: Needs for education, employment, health care, and pensions

Age structure describes the shares of children, working-age people, and older people in a population. Each group has different social and economic needs, so changes in their proportions affect planning and public services. A larger child population can require more schools, teachers, nutrition programmes, and child health services.

A larger working-age population can increase the need for jobs, skills, training, transport, and housing. A larger elderly population can increase demand for health care, assisted living, and pensions. Therefore education, employment, health care, and pensions may all be affected, making option A correct. Mountain formation, soil colour, and river flow are physical or environmental matters and are not direct consequences of age composition.

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