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AP Human Geography
Unit 2 – Population and Migration
Topic 2.3
How does the age structure of a population affect its economic productivity?
A larger working-age population can contribute to greater economic productivity due to increased labor force participation.
A larger child population boosts economic productivity instantly by increasing educational expenditure.
An ageing population leads directly to superior economic productivity.
The age composition has no significant impact on economic productivity.
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