If population grows rapidly and job creation is slow which problem can increase?

Correct answer: Unemployment and employment pressure

Correct answer: A, unemployment and employment pressure. Rapid population growth can add many people to the working-age population or to the group seeking work. If jobs are created more slowly than the number of job seekers grows, competition for available work becomes stronger. Some people may remain unemployed or find only irregular or poorly paid work, creating economic and social pressure. A is correct because it connects the number of potential workers with the supply of jobs. B is wrong because population growth does not change a river’s length in this way. C is wrong because it does not create or remove mountains. D is wrong because the colour of an area is unrelated to employment demand. Remember: when the number of job seekers rises faster than opportunities, employment pressure increases.