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Which option correctly describes a policy use of population growth and age structure?

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Correct answer: If the child population rises, expand planning for schools, vaccination and child-health services

The direct answer is A. Age structure tells planners how many children, working-age people and older people are present. If the number or share of children rises, planning should respond with enough schools, teachers, vaccination programmes, nutrition support and child-health services. This connects demographic information with the needs of a particular age group. B is wrong because pensions and geriatric care mainly address older people, not a growing child population. C is wrong because an ageing population requires appropriate health and social-care planning, not simply more schools. D is wrong because people of different ages need different services; identical planning can create shortages and waste. Population growth alone is not enough for planning—the composition of that growth matters. Memory cue: age group tells the service group.

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Population GrowthAge StructurePopulation PolicyPublic ServicesPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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