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Leveraging Egypt's Population Growth

Within the next decade, Egypt's growing population could become an economic asset if proposals are implemented to utilize it productively. The proposals suggest highly training and qualifying the population so they become relatively cheap inputs that boost aggregate demand, production and incomes. A larger population could also strengthen Egypt's military and contribute to construction projects to reclaim and develop land.

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Leveraging Egypt's Population Growth

Within the next decade, Egypt's growing population could become an economic asset if proposals are implemented to utilize it productively. The proposals suggest highly training and qualifying the population so they become relatively cheap inputs that boost aggregate demand, production and incomes. A larger population could also strengthen Egypt's military and contribute to construction projects to reclaim and develop land.

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2-Within the next decade population in Egypt will be an asset, present proposals How to utilize this asset?

1-Population could be highly trained, qualified and could be relatively cheap inputs. 2-In terms of economy: the aggregate demand will rise due to the population growth so higher AD will lead to higher production therefore higher incomes. 3-Egypt may benefit from this growth in population through increasing the military force that will enable Egypt to protect its borders more. 4-the larger population will can also contribute to construction and other forms of land reclamation & development.

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