Over the next few decades, the rapid aging of populations in Europe, Japan, and North America threatens the stability of the world’s major economies. A determined push for reform can still avert fiscal and economic crisis. But the time for corrective action is running out. And the problem is worse than is generally assumed
The current aging of the world’s population is unprecedented, and is becoming visible in a number of...
<p><i>Concerns about population ageing apply to both developed and many developing countries and it ...
In common with other OECD countries and some emerging market economies (EMEs), pension reform is ess...
The next forty years of economic life will be dominated by one underlying theme: dealing with the re...
As the economic and financial crisis accelerates worldwide, covering the expenses driven by an aging...
The issue of retirement income provision and demographic aging is a crisis that looms large in the m...
advanced the hypothesis that the world might be moving towards a future fiscal crisis. The reasons f...
Abstract. The financial and economic crisis has come on top of an existing demographi
In Does Population Aging Represent a Crisis for Rich Societies? Gary Burtless from the Brookings Ins...
It is hard to imagine a more complex reality with the potential to touch so many lives as the curre...
In the coming decades, the share of people in working age will fall significantly in most developed ...
Currently, public pension systems PAY-AS-YOU-GO (PAYG) from more countries in the world based solely...
2 Declining mortality followed by declining fertility over the demographic transition initially prod...
In the coming decades, the share of people of working age will fall significantly in most developed ...
노트 : Over the next forty years, the most important demographic trend in Asia and the Pacific will be...
The current aging of the world’s population is unprecedented, and is becoming visible in a number of...
<p><i>Concerns about population ageing apply to both developed and many developing countries and it ...
In common with other OECD countries and some emerging market economies (EMEs), pension reform is ess...
The next forty years of economic life will be dominated by one underlying theme: dealing with the re...
As the economic and financial crisis accelerates worldwide, covering the expenses driven by an aging...
The issue of retirement income provision and demographic aging is a crisis that looms large in the m...
advanced the hypothesis that the world might be moving towards a future fiscal crisis. The reasons f...
Abstract. The financial and economic crisis has come on top of an existing demographi
In Does Population Aging Represent a Crisis for Rich Societies? Gary Burtless from the Brookings Ins...
It is hard to imagine a more complex reality with the potential to touch so many lives as the curre...
In the coming decades, the share of people in working age will fall significantly in most developed ...
Currently, public pension systems PAY-AS-YOU-GO (PAYG) from more countries in the world based solely...
2 Declining mortality followed by declining fertility over the demographic transition initially prod...
In the coming decades, the share of people of working age will fall significantly in most developed ...
노트 : Over the next forty years, the most important demographic trend in Asia and the Pacific will be...
The current aging of the world’s population is unprecedented, and is becoming visible in a number of...
<p><i>Concerns about population ageing apply to both developed and many developing countries and it ...
In common with other OECD countries and some emerging market economies (EMEs), pension reform is ess...
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