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In turn , this declining dependency ratio can have a positive impact on overall economic growthcreatinga demographic dividend
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the age structure changescontributingto the “ demographic dividend
while fertility rates have remained unchangedthus creatinga demographic dividend
A malnourished , undereducated young populationwill contributelittle demographic dividend
the baby boomers(passive) created bythe “ demographic dividend
due to the older generations having shorter life expectancies , andthe largest segment of the population of productive working age , the dependency ratio declinesdramatically leadingto the demographic dividend
the presence of young persons without work instead ofcontributingto demographic dividend
declining fertility rates in countries with relatively youthful populations(passive) triggered bya demographic dividend
Rapid population growth in the regionmight often leadthe demographic dividend
Birth rates in India and Africaare creatinga demographic dividend
increased child survival in Africa(passive) created byThe demographic dividend
South Asia ’s current demographic transition ( not in all countries in the region ) , a rapidly growing middle - class(passive) created bythe ‘ demographic dividend
With fewer younger dependents , due to declining fertility and child mortality rates , and fewer older dependents , due to the older generations having shorter life expectancies , and the largest segment of the population of productive working age , the dependency ratio declinesdramatically leadingto the demographic dividend
The young age dependency ratio of the country has declined dramatically from 88.4 in 1994 to 75 in 2012leadingto the demographic dividend
Africa 's fast - growing population of young people(passive) potentially created bya demographic dividend
to dwindle as the size of working age populations(passive) are setDemographic dividends
a bigger savings poolcreatedemographic dividends
a young and increasingly urban population(passive) created bya demographic dividend
the added productivity of the large group of working - age population combined with the lower proportion of resources that have to be invested in child care , schooling and caring for the elderly(passive) can be created byThe demographic dividend
static numbers of children(passive) created bya demographic dividend
In the 1970s and 1980s , the declining fertility rate created a huge working age populationresultingin the demographic dividend
the decline of fertility(passive) caused bythe “ demographic dividend
a significant opportunityto createa demographic dividend
the one - child policy(passive) caused byThe demographic dividend
the most productive working yearscreatingthe “ demographic dividend
how to harness the benefits of their relatively younger populationsto createa demographic dividend
the large bulge in the working - age population(passive) caused bya demographic dividend
This type of youth bulgecan triggera demographic dividend
falling fertility(passive) created bythe demographic dividend
an expanding labor supplyresultingfrom the demographic dividend
a “ youth bulge ” that will provide cheap labor(passive) caused byThe “ demographic dividend
the vast Boomer population(passive) created bythe demographic dividend
What it takesto createa demographic dividend
to accelerate economic growth through skill developmentthereby creatinga demographic dividend
the increase in the workforcewill leadthe demographic dividend
to raise the quality of its educationto preventa demographic dividend
the BabyBoom(passive) created bythe demographic dividend
aggregate consumption , cumulative investment , total labor input , and thus outputcreatinga demographic dividend
its comparatively young workforce(passive) created bythe " demographic dividend
to previous economic growthhas contributedto previous economic growth
the increased fiscal space(passive) created bythe increased fiscal space
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to economic growth and breakout from the cycle of povertywill leadto economic growth and breakout from the cycle of poverty
to economic growth over the past 40 yearscontributedto economic growth over the past 40 years
to significantly higher economic growth ratescan contributeto significantly higher economic growth rates
substantially to economic growth in developing Asia in the pastcontributedsubstantially to economic growth in developing Asia in the past
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the opportunity to draw on these benefitscreatesthe opportunity to draw on these benefits
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to improved human development and faster economic growth in the regionleadingto improved human development and faster economic growth in the region
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to India 's risewill leadto India 's rise
to nearly one forth of the economic growth in China in the past three decades ... while TFP growth explains another one third with the remainder mainly due to capital accumulation , explaining nearly halfcontributedto nearly one forth of the economic growth in China in the past three decades ... while TFP growth explains another one third with the remainder mainly due to capital accumulation , explaining nearly half
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in acceleration of growth and prosperity in the economywill resultin acceleration of growth and prosperity in the economy
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