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If ages 0 to 14 form 33 percent and ages 60 and above form 12 percent, what is the working-age share?

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Correct answer: 55 percent

In this simplified calculation, the population is divided into children, working-age people, and older people. The child group accounts for 33 percent and the elderly group accounts for 12 percent. Together, these two groups account for the part treated as dependent: \(33\% + 12\% = 45\%\).

The complete population represents 100 percent. Therefore, the remaining share assigned to the working-age group is \(100\% - 45\% = 55\%\). Option C is correct. The calculation assumes that the stated child and elderly categories do not overlap and that all remaining ages are included in the working-age category. Option D, 67 percent, would incorrectly subtract only the elderly share and ignore the 33 percent child share.

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