Add to ORKGLike most developed countries, Australia is facing considerable challenges by the fact that its population is ageing generating a downward trend on the proportion of working-age labour market participants. In 1960 the life expectancy of men was 67.9 years and that of women was 74.2 years. Just forty years on, the life expectancy foe men an
Inoreasing life expectancies for both males and females in the Asia-Pacific region have resulted in ...
Most estimates and projections of life expectancy are based on period measures. This paper presents ...
We use HILDA data to examine the retirement plans of middle-aged Australians. We find that approxima...
The ageing of the population is a global phenomenon which poses a unique set ofchallenges for policy...
© 2011 Dr. Diana WarrenIn Australia, as in most OECD countries, an aging population has given rise t...
The transitions of old age include many changes in appearance, hormonal changes such as the menopaus...
Work and retirement patterns among older Australian women\ud and men are changing. In this paper, th...
With inexorable population ageing, successive Australian governments have sought to implement polici...
Australia\u27s population is ageing. While the population has increased more than fivefold since the...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Australian women constitute a majority of the aged population in Australia, and are more likely than...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
An examination of Labour Force Survey data from May 1997 to May 2000 suggests that the long-term dec...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Inoreasing life expectancies for both males and females in the Asia-Pacific region have resulted in ...
Most estimates and projections of life expectancy are based on period measures. This paper presents ...
We use HILDA data to examine the retirement plans of middle-aged Australians. We find that approxima...
The ageing of the population is a global phenomenon which poses a unique set ofchallenges for policy...
© 2011 Dr. Diana WarrenIn Australia, as in most OECD countries, an aging population has given rise t...
The transitions of old age include many changes in appearance, hormonal changes such as the menopaus...
Work and retirement patterns among older Australian women\ud and men are changing. In this paper, th...
With inexorable population ageing, successive Australian governments have sought to implement polici...
Australia\u27s population is ageing. While the population has increased more than fivefold since the...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Australian women constitute a majority of the aged population in Australia, and are more likely than...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
An examination of Labour Force Survey data from May 1997 to May 2000 suggests that the long-term dec...
Australia has an aging population and workforce, and policy makers and organizations increasingly en...
Inoreasing life expectancies for both males and females in the Asia-Pacific region have resulted in ...
Most estimates and projections of life expectancy are based on period measures. This paper presents ...
We use HILDA data to examine the retirement plans of middle-aged Australians. We find that approxima...