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If large numbers of young workers migrate into a destination area, which effect is possible?

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Correct answer: The working-age share may increase

Young workers generally belong to the working-age population. If many of them move into a destination area, they add directly to that age group. Consequently, the destination may have a larger working-age share and a bigger potential labour force compared with its child and elderly groups. This is a possible effect, not an unavoidable result in every situation, so option A is correctly worded.

The actual outcome can also depend on the migrants’ exact ages, the number of children or older people who accompany them, and later migration or births. Nevertheless, the arrival of a large group of young adults normally increases the working-age population first. It does not necessarily double elderly dependency, make children immediately disappear, or leave age structure unchanged. The other choices use absolute or compulsory language that is not justified. Therefore, option A is the most reasonable demographic conclusion.

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