At the present time, the population of some countries includes a relatively large number of young adults, compared with the number of older people. Do the advantages of this situation outweigh the disadvantages?

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These days some countries got a large
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of young adults comparing with the ration of old people. The question is, is that a good thing or it has a bad effect on the society? In
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essay will discuss both sides and will draw my own conclusion.
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one hand, young adults can help developing their countries because of their power and of their fresh ideas.
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, after the
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world war in 1945. Germany was 60 per cent destroyed, but because of the young adults and their motivation of hard working they have built their
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in a very fast period, and today Germany is on the top best ten countries on
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planet.
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Hence the
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believe that young adults
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are
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a valuable tool in every
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.
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, increasing the
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of population
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can lead to many problems.
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, it will be no enough jobs for all the young adults, which will
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of the unemployment ratio, and
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happening in many countries of the Middle-East. Sometimes that will encourage the young adults to migrate from their
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to Europe in chance to find a job there. In terms of disadvantage, the
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of the unemployment people in Syria is 42 per cent, almost all of them are young adults. It is known now that the young Syrian adults out of Syria are more than there in the
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.
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because of their large number of them. In conclusion, after a careful analysis of both views, I believe that the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.
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, nothing is worse than leaving your
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to work out.

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  • innovation
  • skilled labor
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