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Explain how the unequal population distribution of old people and young can be a problem.

Answer 1

As the length of life and number and proportion of older persons increase in most industrialized and many developing nations, a central question is whether this population aging will be accompanied by sustained or improved health, an improving quality of life, and sufficient social and economic resources. The answer to this question lies partly in the ability of families and communities, as well as modern social, political, economic, and health service delivery systems, to provide optimal support to older persons. However, while all modern societies are committed to providing health and social services to their citizens, these systems are always in flux, guided by diverse and evolving national and regional policy formulations. Health, social, and economic policies for older persons vary substantially among industrialized nations. Analysis of these variations through appropriate cross-national research may assist greatly in the formulation of effective policies aimed at enhancing the health status, as well as the social and economic well-being, of elderly populations.

Answer 2

Uneven population distribution is an issue because one place can have a few people, and another place can have a lot. Thus, the places with low amount of people probably don't have a lot of resources coming towards them and the places with a lot of people have the resources, but they get smaller portions.

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