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?

First of all, there is no doubt in my mind that
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teen adults have a great number of existence compared with
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society. I would like to explain why young
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To begin
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development
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more
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from my point of view, the only
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who can do it are youngers. It is
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hard to change
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thoughts and the most important thing for
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is why old
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it. In fact, they always
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to move the way they know. As for body conditions,
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have more energy to
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. Even elders have a great brain to think really
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,
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they have no power to
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those actions done.
For instance
, my grandfather was a wise person with his brilliant ideas but he used to
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no ability because of his illness.
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but not least, I want to mention about fertilising. Developing countries
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more
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people
and as you know
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, they certainly need
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for it. More number of
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means more occupation power and more power means more money for
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governments
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. All in
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it seems to me that if we calculate all
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and cons, I am inclined to believe
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of young
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' are
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outweighed
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than disadvantages.
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