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Question
Complete the chain
| Sr. No. | A | B | C |
| 1. | Expansive age pyramid | Low birth-death rate | High medical expenses |
| 2. | Constrictive age pyramid | Human capital | Unwillingness |
| 3. | Stationery age pyramid | Low number of old people | Demographic dividend |
| 4. | High working population | Problem of subsistence | Developed country |
| 5. | Migration due to drought | High number of old people | Economically backward |
Solution
| Sr. No. | A | B | C |
| 1. | Expansive age pyramid | Low number of old people | Economically backward |
| 2. | Constrictive age pyramid | High number of old people | High medical expenses |
| 3. | Stationery age pyramid | Low birth-death rate | Developed country |
| 4. | High working population | Human capital | Demographic dividend |
| 5. | Migration due to drought | Problem of subsistence | Unwillingness |
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