Many economists count that India has a bright future because of its rapid population growth, as it will gradually reap the demographic dividend. Over the next decade, India's employment population will grow by 26%. These young workers will significantly reduce the dependency ratio of the population, thereby increasing the savings rate, boosting investment and boosting economic development. But the prerequisite for the transformation of young people into the labor force lies in the adequacy of a country's educational facilities and the provision of adequate training. This is exactly what India lacks. Research shows that although the labor force increases by 12.8 million a year. However, India can only train 3.1 million people a year, with an increase in population of 1 / 4, and the remaining 3 / 4 has become a burden on social development.
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The birth rate has a great influence on the economic development of the country.