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GeographyIf a country's age structure is ageing while total population is still growing, which conclusion is correct?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureExpert GeographyIf children make up 14 percent and elderly people 28 percent of a country’s population, which age-related service pressure is most likely to need greater planning attention?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the 30-49 age group is very broad in a country's age pyramid and the base is rapidly narrowing, which change is most likely after 20 years?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf population ageing is increasing rapidly in a country, which pressure on intergenerational relations is most likely?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country has a high elderly share but care costs are lower than expected because of healthy ageing and technology, which conclusion is appropriate?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf old-age dependency is increasing in a country, which change in the health system may become most necessary?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country's birth rate remains below replacement level for several decades, which long-term outcome is most likely?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf the number of people aged 65 and above remains constant but the working-age population declines, what will happen to the old-age dependency ratio?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country's age pyramid has a moderately broad base, a very broad middle, and an upper section that is gradually widening, which conclusion is most logical?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf fertility declines rapidly in a country while life expectancy continues to rise, which long-term change in age structure is most likely?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf elderly people form 30 percent and the working-age population 50 percent of a country, approximately what is the elderly dependency ratio?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country's working-age share was 68 percent and twenty years later is 58 percent, while the elderly share rises from 12 to 24 percent, what happens to the child share?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country's child share falls from 35 to 25 percent, elderly share rises from 5 to 15 percent, and the working-age share remains unchanged, what has changed?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the elderly population is increasing but in-migration of working-age people is also rapid, what effect may occur on elderly dependency?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf elderly people form 14 percent and the working-age population 56 percent, approximately what is the elderly dependency ratio per 100 working-age persons?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf a country's elderly population is increasing but productivity per worker is also rising rapidly, what may happen to the economic pressure of ageing?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf a country's population pyramid has a very broad middle while the base is gradually narrowing, which near-term opportunity and long-term challenge are both possible?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIf child dependency is very low but total dependency is very high, which explanation is most logical?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureHard GeographyIn a country, child dependency is declining, elderly dependency is rising, and total dependency remains almost stable. What is the most appropriate interpretation?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium GeographyIf the elderly share is rising in a country, why cannot simply increasing the birth rate be considered a sufficient solution?Class 12Population CompositionAge StructureMedium