Which option correctly shows a positive use of population growth for human capital?

Correct answer: Making the young population productive through education, skills and employment

Correct answer: A. Human capital means the knowledge, skills, health and abilities that help people contribute productively. A large young population can become an advantage when children and young people receive quality education, useful skills, good health support and fair employment opportunities. Option A correctly connects the population structure with investment and productive work. Option B is wrong because ignoring young people wastes their potential. Option C is wrong because stopping education and skill development reduces capabilities. Option D is wrong because without employment, trained people may not be able to use their abilities. A young population is not automatically a benefit; planning and opportunities are necessary. Memory cue: young people become human capital through education, skills, health and meaningful work.