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 some states, there is no balance between the

number

of older

individuals

and young adults.

However

, these days, many countries consist of a large

number

of younger

individuals

rather than the elderly.

Although

, having a more young community rather than an old one has not only advantages both

also

disadvantages, the drawbacks them outweigh.

First

of all, some young

individuals

cannot meet their own needs because they do not work anywhere. In the other words, The main disadvantage is that as the basic needs of the young community are met by the government, some financial collapse can occur

such

as reducing exports, and increasing young population investments (education, health services or sports).

Thus

, these countries likely are undeveloped.

For instance

, Nepal the country in which the youth population is the highest prioritizes funds for their young people

instead

of exports.

Secondly

, one possible benefit is that in these countries, the unemployment rate is higher than in others due to the lack of jobs to accommodate the young population.

Moreover

, national income per person decreases so the welfare level of society reduces.

For example

, in Turkey, there is no

number

of jobs enough for the young.

Thus

, employment problem arises. To conclude, currently, compared to the

number

of elderly

individuals

, certain nations have a community

that is

disproportionately made up of young adults.

However

,

this

situation has some downsides

such

as the absence of jobs for young people and having trouble meeting basic needs.

Furthermore

, it is predictable that the

number

of young people will increase over time.