In most countries, teenagers who are aged 15 or younger have risen significantly. In my opinion, this trend has both negative and positive sides for current time and respectively for future.
For the current time, increasing teenagers has an advantage which is large demand for schools. For example, every child should go school and that leads to more education jobs and more teachers are hired. Additionally, most young people are active, I mean they have energy, creativity and potential. If we look at its disadvantages, more young people leads to pressure on education, because schools will be overcrowded and there could be a lack of teachers. Also, parents can suffer financially. The reason why I am saying that raising more children is costly.
On the other hand, a young population in the future will benefit the country. As an example, we can say a strong workforce in the future which means when these children grow up, the country will have many workers. For instance, some young people want to be a soldier, doctor or engineer and they help the country with national development. However, youth employment has risks if the country fails to create enough jobs. Furthermore, there can be social problems such as crime, poverty, or migration if young people have no opportunities. They cannot do anything like adults.
In conclusion, having a growing number of teenagers brings both benefits and challenges. With proper investment and planning, countries can minimise the risks and gain long-term advantages from this young generation.