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If a region has a large child population but limited educational facilities, which development challenge may arise?

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Correct answer: Human-capital development may weaken

A large child population can become a strength only when children receive adequate education, health, nutrition, and protection. If schools and teachers are insufficient, many children may study in overcrowded classes, leave school early, or fail to develop basic and advanced skills. These effects reduce learning quality and can weaken the future workforce. The result is a development challenge because the region may have many young people but not enough human capital to support productive employment and social progress.

Option A states this consequence correctly. Limited education does not make the age structure stable, erase the population pyramid, or immediately increase pensions. Pensions mainly concern older people and are not the direct issue described. Investment in schools and related services can turn a large child population into a future opportunity, but without such investment, human-capital development may weaken. The answer identifies the most direct long-term risk.

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