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Population composition and Population structure

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Population compositionPopulation structure
(i) Population composition covers all the characteristics of population that can be measured.(i) Composition of population gives idea about the structure of population.
(ii) On the basis of composition, we can classify and understand it’s characteristics.(ii) Population structure gives idea about dependency ratio and its impact on economy of the country.
(iii) Examples of population composition are age structure, sex ratio, literacy rate, occupational structure etc.(iii) For example, age composition gives idea about percentage of young, adult and old age population.

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