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The article discusses the 'demographic dividend.' What is this concept and how does it affect a country's economy?
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A population increase resulting from higher birth and lower death rates.
A population increase resulting from higher birth and lower death rates.
An economic downturn from having more retirees than young workers.
An economic downturn from having more retirees than young workers.
An economic boost from having more workers than dependent children.
An economic boost from having more workers than dependent children.
A rise in joblessness caused by a large, unsupported youth population.
A rise in joblessness caused by a large, unsupported youth population.
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An economic boost from having more workers than dependent children.
Explanation: When fertility falls, the share of working‑age people rises relative to children and elderly, creating potential for higher productivity and growth if those workers are employed and supported by good education, health, and economic policies.
Explanation: When fertility falls, the share of working‑age people rises relative to children and elderly, creating potential for higher productivity and growth if those workers are employed and supported by good education, health, and economic policies.
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