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A rural region has many births but heavy out-migration among people aged 20 to 39. What long-term effect is possible?

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Correct answer: Current school demand may remain high while future labor force and birth potential weaken

Births affect the number of children in the present, while migration of adults affects the population structure that will exist later. People aged 20 to 39 are commonly part of the working-age population and may also become parents. If many of them leave, the region loses workers and a substantial part of its future childbearing population, even if births are currently numerous.

Consequently, schools may still face strong demand in the near term because the existing child population is large. Over time, however, the smaller working-age group can weaken the labor force, reduce the number of potential parents, and possibly lower future births. Therefore, option A is the best conclusion. The other choices use absolute claims such as “always” or “necessarily,” which cannot be justified from the information given.

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Rural Out MigrationSchool DemandFuture Labor ForceBirth PotentialPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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