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Class 12 · Geography
→If a country has a low dependency ratio but very high unemployment, why may its demographic dividend remain limited?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a country, life expectancy rises while the birth rate falls. What will be their combined long-term effect?
Class 12 · Geography
→If 40 percent of a country's population is aged 0-14, which type of social need is likely to be relatively high?
Class 12 · Geography
→A country's old-age dependency ratio is rising rapidly. Which combination would be the most relevant policy response for the government?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a region, the absolute number of elderly people remains unchanged, but the number of children falls rapidly. Why can the percentage of elderly people still increase?
Class 12 · Geography
→If the widest section of a country's age pyramid lies in the 25-39 age group, which conclusion can be drawn most cautiously?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a population, the share of children declines and the share of elderly people rises, while the working-age group remains nearly stable for some time. What does this indicate?
Class 12 · Geography
→A population has 3 million people aged 0-14, 5 million aged 15-59, and 2 million aged 60 and above. What percentage of the total population is dependent?
Class 12 · Geography
→If the working-age population of a country rises from 60 percent to 67 percent and employment grows at a similar pace, what is the most likely economic effect?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a country, child dependency is declining while old-age dependency is rising. This change is most strongly associated with which broad process?
Class 12 · Geography
→A large number of people aged 20-35 migrate out of a region for employment. What will be the most direct effect on its age structure?
Class 12 · Geography
→If a country's total population is stable but the percentage of people aged above 65 is rising, what is the most logical interpretation?
Class 12 · Geography
→An age pyramid has a narrow base, a relatively broad middle, and a top that is gradually becoming wider. What demographic situation does this most likely indicate?
Class 12 · Geography
→If fertility declines for a long period in a country, which effect on age structure is most likely during the initial decades, other things remaining equal?
Class 12 · Geography
→Under which condition is a country most likely to gain a demographic dividend?
Class 12 · Geography
→If children and elderly people together form 42 percent of a population, how will the remaining 58 percent generally be viewed in demographic analysis?
Class 12 · Geography
→Two countries have the same proportion of working-age population, but country X has a higher share of children while country Y has a higher share of elderly people. What will be the main difference in their development priorities?
Class 12 · Geography
→In a country, the 0-14 age group forms 28 percent, the 15-59 age group 62 percent, and the 60-plus age group 10 percent. What is the most appropriate demographic interpretation of this age structure?
Class 12 · Geography
→When analyzing age structure at a medium level, what should be examined along with age percentages?
Class 12 · Geography
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