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?

In general, developing countries tend to have more young people than the old, which is usually regarded as a preferable situation for the economy. In fact, India where its population is dramatically increasing with a high rate of young nations is experiencing an enormous economical rise.

However

, some experts in non-governmental organisations often argue that the too high birth rate in a

country

causes many serious

issues

. In the following paragraphs, I would like to discuss the positive and negative sides of being a young

country

. On one hand, a young nation has to handle so many social

issues

that it might not have enough time and money to maintain public services at a high level.

For instance

, a large number of people in southern African countries are suffering from well-known diseases for the poor national health services. In

such

a

country

, social

issues

are tackled in the order of prioritisation and

issues

of the majority, young people

,

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can be overlooked.

On the other hand

, compared to an ageing society like Japan and the USA, a

country

full of youth can make a remarkable economical flourish. More and more entrepreneurs start their new businesses in

such

countries as China and India, seeking its low salary and rich labour force. Young workers may welcome automation and digitalisation, which encourages innovation. From these points I mentioned above, I would strongly insist that a younger society is more advantageous than disadvantageous. Nations with a large youth population have a considerable potential to be a major economic power. It may be true that public services are not good enough for everyone in a developing

country

, but economic development can cover that in time.