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How can the economic effect of population change appear?

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Correct answer: The working-age population and demand for employment may change

The direct answer is A. Population change alters the number and composition of people who can work and the number of people seeking jobs. If the working-age population grows, the economy may have a larger labour supply, but it may also face greater demand for employment, skills, and livelihoods. If workers leave through out-migration, local businesses and farms may face labour shortages, while the destination may receive additional workers. These are economic effects connected to population processes. B is unrelated to economic population change and is not a normal result of demographic processes. C is an unsupported physical claim. D is incorrect because population change does not alter the length of a day or the calendar’s number of days. A is correct because it connects population size and age structure with labour and employment. Memory cue: population affects the economy through workers, jobs, and consumers.

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Economic EffectsWorking-Age PopulationEmploymentLabour ForceProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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