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Question : India can be considered to be a country with a demographic dividend due to ___________.

Option 1: high population above 70 years

Option 2: high population between 15-64 years

Option 3: high population between 10-20 years

Option 4: high total population


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Correct Answer: high population between 15-64 years


Solution : The correct option is a high population between 15-64 years .

India is often considered a country with a demographic dividend due to its large and youthful population. This demographic dividend occurs when a significant proportion of a country's population is in the working-age group (defined as 15-64 years old) while the dependent population (children and elderly) is relatively smaller.

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