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Class 12 · Geography
→A country has 20 percent elderly population, but many of them are economically active. Which limitation of the traditional old-age dependency ratio does this reveal?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a country has a very low proportion of children, what effect on the labour market is most likely after 15-20 years?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a country has low total dependency but households still face high economic burden, which reason is most logical?
Class 12 · Geography
→If the 20-39 age group is unusually small in a country while the 40-59 group is large, which problem may emerge in the future?
Class 12 · Geography
→A country has an age structure of 30 percent aged 0-14, 60 percent aged 15-64, and 10 percent aged 65 and above. What is the youth dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a large number of retired people begin settling in a region, which change in age structure is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography
→If the number of people aged 65 and above remains constant but the working-age population declines, what will happen to the old-age dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a country, the percentage of children is declining, yet the absolute number of students in schools is increasing. How is this possible?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a country has a total population of 50 million and 16 percent are aged 65 and above, how many elderly people are there?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a society's birth rate has already declined but its working-age population is still very large, which opportunity is this situation most strongly associated with?
Class 12 · Geography
→If child dependency is continuously declining in a country but total dependency remains stable, which change best explains this pattern?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a country's age pyramid has a moderately broad base, a very broad middle, and an upper section that is gradually widening, which conclusion is most logical?
Class 12 · Geography
→If 18 percent of a country's population is aged 0-14, 67 percent is aged 15-64, and 15 percent is aged 65 and above, what is the approximate old-age dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography
→A country's working-age population is 68 percent, but unemployment is very high. What conclusion follows regarding the demographic dividend?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a large number of skilled workers aged 25-40 migrate out of a region, what is the most likely demographic effect?
Class 12 · Geography
→Two countries have the same total population. Country A has 35 percent children and 8 percent elderly people, while country B has 20 percent children and 23 percent elderly people. Which country will face greater old-age dependency pressure?
Class 12 · Geography
→If fertility declines rapidly in a country while life expectancy continues to rise, which long-term change in age structure is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a country, 24 percent of the population is aged 0-14, 66 percent is aged 15-64, and 10 percent is aged 65 and above. What is the approximate total dependency ratio per 100 working-age persons?
Class 12 · Geography
→When analyzing age structure at a hard level, which combination is most useful?
Class 12 · Geography
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