Economics · Demographics
The term 'demographic dividend' in the context of India's population structure refers to:
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- 1Immediate economic gains from an aging population
- 2Higher foreign exchange remittances from international migration
- 3Fiscal surplus generated from declining fertility rates alone
- 4Economic growth potential resulting from a shift in population age structure towards a larger working-age population✓
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Economic growth potential resulting from a shift in population age structure towards a larger working-age population
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