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Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Two countries have the same total population, but the working-age share is 68 percent in country X and 52 percent in country Y. Other things equal, which conclusion is more appropriate?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Which description best fits an expanding age pyramid?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→What type of age pyramid is generally associated with a nearly stationary population?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Which age-structural indicator is most useful for estimating the future labour force?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Under which age-structural condition is demand for long-term care and elderly health services most likely to increase?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Which aspect of age structure is most directly useful for estimating future demand for primary schools?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Which age-structural change is most likely to increase pressure on public pension systems?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If large numbers of people aged 18–35 out-migrate from a rural area, which age-structural effect is most likely there?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Employment-driven urban migration commonly changes the age structure of urban areas in which direction?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If life expectancy rises and mortality at older ages declines while birth rates remain low, which change in the age pyramid is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If fertility declines continuously for several decades in a country, what long-term effect is expected at the base of its age pyramid?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→In the early stages of demographic transition, when mortality declines but birth rates remain high, what age-structural change is common?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→What is the most likely present age-structural effect of a baby boom that occurred 25 years ago?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If mortality was unusually high among people aged 20–29 during a war, what pattern may appear in the age pyramid years later?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If mainly people aged 20–34 migrate to a metropolitan city for employment, what is the most direct effect on its local age structure?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→Why can the population of a country with a youthful age structure continue growing for some time even after fertility declines?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→A cohort with unusually high births twenty years ago is most likely to appear in today's age pyramid in what form?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→Why does a large working-age population not automatically translate into an economic benefit?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→When is the possibility of a demographic dividend greatest?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
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