Which option correctly shows the positive side of population growth for human capital?

Correct answer: With education skills and jobs young population can become productive force

The correct answer is A. Human capital means the knowledge, skills, health, abilities, and experience that help people work productively and contribute to society. A large young population can be an opportunity rather than only a problem. First, education builds basic knowledge; then vocational or professional skills improve people’s ability to work; health supports regular participation; and suitable jobs allow those abilities to be used. In this way, young people can produce goods and services, develop ideas, and support economic development. B is wrong because a young population is not always a burden; its result depends on investment and opportunities. C is wrong because population size and skills together influence the available labour force. D is wrong because stopping education reduces human capital. Memory cue: youth becomes a demographic opportunity when education, health, skills, and jobs are available.