If the Population Age Structure of a Country Resembles a Pyramid

question 18

Multiple Choice

If the population age structure of a country resembles a pyramid, with the pre-reproductive age group the largest proportion of the population, and the post-reproductive age group the smallest, this country can most likely be classified as one of the

• A) stable populations.
• B) least developed countries.
• C) most developed countries.
• D) steady-state populations.
• E) expanding populations.

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Definitions:

Economic Conditions

The state of a country or region's economy, including factors like unemployment, inflation, and GDP growth.

Slow Growth

A condition signifying a minimal increase in economic output or business activity, often perceived as slower than desired or expected.

Sensitivity

The degree to which the price of a derivative, investment, or portfolio changes in response to changes in market conditions or underlying variables.

Supply Shock

An unexpected event that suddenly changes the supply of a product or commodity, resulting in a sudden change in its price.