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If a region has a very large university-age population, demand for which infrastructure may increase?

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Correct answer: Higher-education institutions and student housing

A university-age population consists mainly of young people who may seek college, university, vocational, or other advanced education. When this age group becomes unusually large, existing educational facilities may become overcrowded. Planning must therefore consider both learning spaces and the daily needs of students who may live away from home.

The most direct infrastructure response is to expand higher-education institutions and student housing. Libraries, laboratories, transport, internet facilities, and vocational centres may also be needed, but option A captures the central requirement. Primary schools mainly serve younger children, while elderly homes and pension offices serve older populations. A large university-age group does not by itself create demand for only those facilities. Therefore A is correct.

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