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? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Recently the population of youth have been increased in some countries in comparison with the old
people
. In my opinion, the positive parts of
this
outweigh the negative ones for many reasons. A
country
full of young
people
has a good human source for its industrialization as the workforce. Having enough workforce is the most important
part
of business improvement.
Although
providing job opportunities is a challenging item for authorities, they can address it easily by ready infrastructure like having a number of successful companies who are looking for qualified workers or managers in any field or talent. If a
country
does not have freshly graduated students for replacement, the old generation have to work more and the retired age will be raised.
This
can affect the quality of products or services and
also
in the worst stage ruin the reputation of the company or even in international competitions in the
country
. Another reason for its advantage is that the young
part
of a society can pay taxes in order to meet the old
part
's needs through their pensions. A lack of employees who have the ability to work would lead a
country
to a serious financial issue in the near future. Without
people
who can pay the
country
's taxes, the government have to cut off pensions.
For example
, some years ago France witnessed a big demonstration in
this
regard which was held by old
people
who wanted their pensions back. In conclusion, increasing the young
part
of society (even more than the old one) is more beneficial and it can provide
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them with a
proportion of workers who can pay taxes which is one of the sources of the government's income for paying the old
people
's pension.
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Your essay provides a coherent argument, skillfully balancing advantages and disadvantages.
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Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • demographic
  • workforce
  • productivity
  • innovation
  • skilled labor
  • social development
  • technology
  • dividend
  • competition
  • resources
  • social welfare
  • unrest
  • instability
  • healthcare
  • elderly care
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