1 “... population. Among the concerns is that large youth bulges in urban centers could be a source of political...”

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3 “... bulges." Recent empirical research suggests that youth bulges may be associated with increased risks...”

4 “... in the world, the attendant youth bulge could turn into either a demographic dividend, whereby cities take...”

5 Table of Contents: “... for stability in youthful nations -- 7. Doing business in violence-prone nations: Youth bulges and busts -- 8...”

6 “... Program (CRP). A sharp increase in liquidity, a consequent bulge in consumption, and a rise in imports...”

7 “...Facing a youth bulge-a large influx of a young labor force-the Pakistani economy needs to create...”

8 “... in fertility rates. The current youth bulge and potential demographic dividend will open a unique window...”

9 “... structure that will create a youth bulge of a healthy, well-nourished, and educated cohort ready to enter a...”

10 “..., possessing many years of productive life before them. The youth bulge and demographic expansion in Somalia...”

11 “... growth rate and youth bulge. At nearly 50 percent, Afghanistan's proportion of population aged 15 years...”

12 “... bulge will be engaged in productive economic activities that are adding value to economy. This report...”

13 “...Demographic pressure and the youth bulge in the developing world pose a major employment challenge...”

14 “... through quality education, health, nutrition, and social protection. By capitalizing on the youth bulge...”

15 “... disproportionately to a narrow elite. Amid continued rapid population growth and a youth bulge, a growing number...”

16 “... developing regions, a main reason for which is the region's significant "youth bulge" and the lack of a labor...”

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18 Table of Contents: “... Is Progressing; Bulges in Cumulative Flow; Flat Lines and Scope Changes; Planning the Next Iteration; Forecasting...”

19 “...Given its bulging working-age population, creating more and better jobs is the country’s...”

20 “... bulges in the poorer ones. This essay examines how seven key countries fared from 1990-2010...”