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Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's child share falls from 40 percent to 25 percent and the elderly share rises from 8 percent to 15 percent, by how much does the working-age share change?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's elderly population is rising rapidly but pension expenditure is not rising at the same pace, which institutional explanation is possible?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If 64 percent of a country's population is of working age and the old-age dependency ratio is 25, what percentage of the total population is elderly?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If fertility has declined and the child share is falling, but total school enrolment continues to rise for some years, which explanation is most appropriate?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country has 24 million people aged 0-14, 56 million aged 15-64, and 8 million aged 65 and above, what is the total dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If elderly people form 18 percent of a country's population but elderly health expenditure is lower than expected, which factor best explains this?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's total dependency ratio is falling while old-age dependency is rising, what is the most logical interpretation?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country has persistently low birth rates and also very low mortality, what will be their combined long-term effect on age structure?
Class 12 · Geography · Easy
→If 70 percent of a country's population is aged 15-64 and total population is 80 million, what is the working-age population?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If population ageing is increasing while female labour-force participation is also rising, what economic effect may occur?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country's age pyramid has a narrow base but a very wide 20-29 age group, which explanation is most plausible?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the elderly percentage in a region remains constant while the absolute number of elderly people rises by 25 percent, what is the most logical conclusion about total population?
Class 12 · Geography · Easy
→If a country's total dependency ratio is 75 and the old-age dependency ratio is 20, what is the youth dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If a country's child population is shrinking rapidly while its elderly population is expanding rapidly, what shift in resource allocation between schools and health infrastructure is likely?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If 36 percent of a country's population is aged 0-14, 54 percent is aged 15-64, and 10 percent is aged 65 and above, what is the approximate total dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If population ageing is increasing in a country but healthy life expectancy is also rising rapidly, which outcome is possible?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country's working-age share rises but the household savings rate falls, which potential mechanism of the demographic dividend may weaken?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If a country has a large young population but limited capacity for higher education and skill training, into what risk can the demographic opportunity turn?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
→If the absolute number of people aged 15-64 is increasing but their percentage is declining, which situation can explain this?
Class 12 · Geography · Medium
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