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GeographyIf a large number of skilled workers aged 25-40 migrate out of a region, what is the most likely demographic effect?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIn a country, 24 percent of the population is aged 0-14, 66 percent is aged 15-64, and 10 percent is aged 65 and above. What is the approximate total dependency ratio per 100 working-age persons?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyWhen analyzing age structure at a hard level, which combination is most useful?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country has a very low total dependency ratio but very high unemployment, which conclusion is most appropriate?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIn a country, ages 15 to 59 form 67 percent of the population and the dependency ratio is about 49 dependents per 100 working-age persons. Approximately what is the total dependent share of the population?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf ages 0 to 14 form 28 percent, ages 15 to 59 form 52 percent, and ages 60 and above form 20 percent, approximately how many dependents are there per 100 working-age persons?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf a region has 62 percent working-age population, 25 percent children, and 13 percent elderly people, approximately what is the age-based dependency ratio per 100 working-age persons?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf a country's dependency ratio falls from 70 to 50, by how much has the number of dependents per 100 working-age people changed?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureEasy GeographyIf a country's elderly population rises but healthy life expectancy also increases and people work for longer, what is one limitation of the traditional dependency ratio?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIn a population, 45 percent are dependents and 55 percent are of working age. Approximately how many dependents are there per 100 working-age people?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf the total dependency ratio is declining, which conclusion cannot always be drawn?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIn a region, 20 percent of the population is aged 0-14, 65 percent is aged 15-59, and 15 percent is aged 60 and above. What is the total dependency ratio per 100 working-age people?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country has a low dependency ratio but very high unemployment, why may its demographic dividend remain limited?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyA population has 24 million people aged 0–14, 66 million aged 15–64, and 10 million aged 65 or older. What is its age-dependency ratio, expressed as the number of dependents per 100 people aged 15–64?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf the working-age population rises while total dependency falls, which economic outcome becomes more likely?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the number of children remains constant but the working-age population keeps declining, what happens to child dependency?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyFor a medium-level analysis of age structure, which indicators are most useful to examine together?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the elderly population remains constant but the working-age population is declining, what change in elderly dependency is possible?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the number of children remains unchanged but the working-age population increases by 20 percent, what may happen to child dependency?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf a country's child population falls from 25 percent to 18 percent while the working-age group increases, what is the most likely effect?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium