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Emerging markets that are expected to reap demographic dividends have an average age between 25 to 30. When a country has an average age of 30 to 35 the population is considered to be in its prime working years and as the average age gets closer to 40 an emerging market moves beyond a stage where it can reap a demographic dividend. Therefore countries with large populations with an average age between 25 to 30 have an edge over other countries with smaller populations or higher average ages.