Many economists count that India's prospects are bright because of its rapid population development, because it will gradually harvest the "demographic dividend". In the next ten years, India's employment will increase by 26%. These young labor will significantly reduce the dependency ratio of the population, This will increase the savings rate, promote investment, and promote economic development. However, the premise of turning the young population into labor is whether a country's education facilities are complete and adequate training is provided. What India lacks is also here, and research shows that although new Increase the labor population by 12.8 million, but India can only train 3.1 million people each year, only 1/4 of the new population and the remaining 3/4 will become a burden on social development. What does the author mean by this text? ['"Demographic Dividend" Can Promote Economic Takeoff.', 'The birth rate has a huge impact on national economic development.', 'High birth rates help boost economic development.', 'Lack of educational resources hinders economic development.']