In 1950 There Were Approximately 7 Working Age People for Every

question 28

Multiple Choice

In 1950 there were approximately 7 working age people for every elderly person;however,in 2050 there will be

• A)only 2.5 working people for every elderly person.
• B)only 5 working age people for every elderly person.
• C)10 working age people for every elderly person.
• D)14 working age people for every elderly person.

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