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Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If 72 percent of a country's population is of working age but the labor-force participation rate is only 50 percent, what percentage of the total population actually participates in the labor market?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's working-age population is 66 percent and dependent population is 34 percent, approximately what is the total dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's 50 to 59 age group is very large while the 20 to 29 age group is relatively small, which challenge is most likely over the next decade?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the 0 to 4 age group in a population pyramid is much smaller than the 5 to 9 age group, which recent demographic change is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's total dependency ratio is 85 and elderly dependency ratio is 30, what is the child dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If a country's child dependency ratio is 45 and elderly dependency ratio is 25, what is the total dependency ratio?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→If children form 30 percent, elderly people 20 percent, and the working-age population 50 percent of a country, how many total dependents are there per 100 working-age persons?
Class 12 · Geography · Expert
→In a country, ages 0 to 14 form 24 percent, ages 15 to 59 form 61 percent, and ages 60 and above form 15 percent. If in the next decade the child group becomes 18 percent and the elderly group 22 percent, what will be the new working-age share?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→What is the broadest use of a country's age structure in long-term economic planning?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country's total population is declining while the working-age percentage is rising, which conclusion can be correct?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the 30-49 age group is very broad in a country's age pyramid and the base is rapidly narrowing, which change is most likely after 20 years?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If population ageing is increasing rapidly in a country, which pressure on intergenerational relations is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country's working-age population increases but female education remains very low, what effect on the demographic dividend is possible?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If 21 percent of a country's population is aged 0-14, 63 percent is aged 15-64, and 16 percent is aged 65 and above, what is the total dependent percentage?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country has a high elderly share but care costs are lower than expected because of healthy ageing and technology, which conclusion is appropriate?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the number of children declines in a country but education spending per child rises, what relationship between age structure and human capital is illustrated?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If a country's average age is rising and the gap between mean age and median age is also widening, what may this indicate?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the elderly percentage rises in a country but total dependency declines, which situation is possible?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
→If the 15-24 age group is very large in a region but the 0-9 age group is very small, which change is most likely?
Class 12 · Geography · Hard
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