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

While

there are some drawbacks associated with the increase in the young

population

in some nations compared to the number of elderly

people

, I believe that the main benefits are more substantial. On the one hand, a potential disadvantage of raising the young

people

number may be limited employment possibilities. In many developing countries, the young

population

fail to take jobs.

For example

, in Iran, the unemployment rate is increasingly escalating

due to

the lack of adequate job opportunities. Another perceived negative is that young

people

require more facilities to meet their expectations.

For instance

, there should be a wide variety of fitness centres, parks, and recreational facilities.

Therefore

, governments may be unable to provide

such

facilities for young

people

.

On the other hand

, a primary advantage of having a young

population

is that young individuals are more willing to assume greater responsibilities in the job market.

This

way, countries can experience economic progress and social prosperity and it is beneficial to both

people

and community. A

further

benefit is that young

people

are less likely to encounter health problems. It can contribute to the reduction of governments’ expenses in the health sector.

For example

, In Iran, the government spends only 5% of its revenue on the well-being of the

population

.

Consequently

, there are more resources to allocate to other areas. On balance, it is true that increasing the number of young adults would seem disadvantageous under certain circumstances.

However

, in my view, its positive effects in terms of economic growth and the reduction of treatment expenses override the disadvantages.