When can the same young workforce become a pressure?

Correct answer: When jobs, skills and health facilities are limited

Direct answer: Option A is correct. A large young workforce is beneficial only when the economy and public services can support it. If jobs are scarce, many young people may remain unemployed or underemployed. If skills training is weak, workers may not have the abilities required by available jobs. If health facilities are limited, illness can reduce participation and productivity. Together, these shortages can turn the potential of a young population into pressure on households, institutions and the economy. Option A is correct because it names all three limiting conditions. Option B is wrong because sufficient jobs help absorb the workforce. Option C is wrong because strong training improves employability. Option D is wrong because industrial growth can create more work opportunities, although its exact effect depends on the type of growth. Memory cue: a demographic opportunity needs jobs and preparation; without them, the same population can become a burden.