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If a rapidly ageing country receives large numbers of young migrants, which effect is most likely in the near term?

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Correct answer: Working-age share may increase

A rapidly ageing country has a relatively large older population and may have a smaller working-age group. Young migrants are generally added to younger or working-age categories, so their arrival can increase the share of people able to work in the near term. This is a likely demographic effect, not an absolute guarantee about every individual migrant.

Therefore, option A is correct: the working-age ratio may increase. Young migration cannot immediately end population ageing, make births definitely double, or reduce the elderly population to zero. Its effect depends on the migrants’ ages, family patterns, length of stay, and the country’s wider demographic conditions.

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Young MigrationPopulation AgeingWorking Age ShareDemographic StructurePopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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