A demographic dividend is most likely when a country has:
Correct answer: B. A large working-age population with suitable jobs
- A. A rising share of dependants and fewer workers
- B. A large working-age population with suitable jobs
- C. A falling labour force and higher birth rates
- D. A growing population without investment in skills
Explanation
A demographic dividend can arise when the working-age population forms a large share of the total and the economy provides productive jobs, education and health services. A large labour force alone does not guarantee a dividend if employment and human capital are inadequate.
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