Which option gives a positive side of population growth for human resources?

Correct answer: An educated and skilled young population can become a labour force

The direct answer is A: an educated and skilled young population can become a productive labour force. Human resources are people whose knowledge, health, abilities and skills can contribute to economic and social activities. A large young population may create an opportunity when schools, training, health care and suitable jobs are available. Option A is correct because it describes a possible positive outcome and recognizes the importance of education and skills. Option B is wrong because a young population is not automatically a problem; its effects depend on opportunities and preparation. Option C is wrong because education and skills help people work productively and solve problems. Option D is wrong because a growing population does not remove the need for work; it may increase the need for employment. The balanced idea is important: population becomes a demographic advantage only when people are healthy, educated, skilled and able to find productive work.