In which condition can the same young workforce become population pressure?

Correct answer: When the labour force rises but jobs and skills are limited

Direct answer: B is correct. A large young workforce is an opportunity only when people are prepared and jobs are available. If the labour force grows but education, skills, and employment opportunities remain limited, many people cannot find productive work. Step by step, more young people enter the working-age group; limited skills reduce their suitability for available jobs; too few jobs then increase unemployment or underemployment. This can raise pressure on families, public services, and the economy. A is wrong because jobs and skills help turn youth into a demographic dividend. C is wrong because rapidly growing industries can create opportunities, although their effect also depends on suitable skills. D is wrong because strong health and education reduce, rather than create, such pressure. Memory cue: a large youth population needs preparation plus opportunity; without both, it can become pressure.