categorise the population of a nation on the basis of occupation?
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The population of a nation can be broadly classified into three broad categories:
Children – Population below 15 year
They constitute 34.4 % of the total population of our country.
They are economically unproductive and need to be provided with food, clothing, education and medical care.
Adults - Population above 15 years but less than 60 years.
They constitute 58.7 % of the total population of our country.
They are economically productive and biologically reproductive.
They comprise the working population.
Aged - Population above 60 years.
They constitute 6.9 % of the total population of our country.
They can be economically productive or non-productive.
They may be working voluntarily but are not available for employment through recruitment.
Children – Population below 15 year
They constitute 34.4 % of the total population of our country.
They are economically unproductive and need to be provided with food, clothing, education and medical care.
Adults - Population above 15 years but less than 60 years.
They constitute 58.7 % of the total population of our country.
They are economically productive and biologically reproductive.
They comprise the working population.
Aged - Population above 60 years.
They constitute 6.9 % of the total population of our country.
They can be economically productive or non-productive.
They may be working voluntarily but are not available for employment through recruitment.
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The population of a nation on the basis of occupation are.
First in the village they have to do agricultural work like farming and other things.
First in the village they have to do agricultural work like farming and other things.
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