Australia is facing a substantial ageing of its population. This paper calculates under various assumptions the future level of living standards. It shows that, notwithstanding the ageing population, there will be a substantial increase in living standards in the future, almost doubling in the next 50 years. Furthermore, future living standards are more or less independent of future rates of fertility and future rates of immigration. Lower fertility and higher immigration have positive effects on living standards but the effects are so small that we feel the best way to describe the relation is one of independence
The ageing of Australia’s population is inevitable. Immigration could increase the size of the popu...
Executive Summary This research for Anglicare Australia focusses on the changes in living standards...
If the fertility rate stabilises at around 1.6 children per woman and net overseas migration average...
By simulating a model of the optimal level of saving in a small open economy, this paper calculates ...
As we move through the demographic transition, an older age structure is inevitable but future possi...
As we move through the demographic transition, an older age structure is inevitable but future possi...
There are four components that go into the making of population projections: fertility, mortality, m...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Like most industrialised countries, Australia’s population is ageing due to the progression of the b...
Australia’s population is likely to undergo dramatic change in the second and third decades of next ...
Australia has passed through the demographic transition. This means that an older population is inev...
This report shows what would happen to Australia\u27s population in 20 and 50 years into the future ...
In recent years, there has been intense debate about the population size to which Australia should a...
The ageing of Australia’s population is inevitable. Immigration could increase the size of the popu...
Executive Summary This research for Anglicare Australia focusses on the changes in living standards...
If the fertility rate stabilises at around 1.6 children per woman and net overseas migration average...
By simulating a model of the optimal level of saving in a small open economy, this paper calculates ...
As we move through the demographic transition, an older age structure is inevitable but future possi...
As we move through the demographic transition, an older age structure is inevitable but future possi...
There are four components that go into the making of population projections: fertility, mortality, m...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Recent projections published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics set out a range of possible demo...
Like most industrialised countries, Australia’s population is ageing due to the progression of the b...
Australia’s population is likely to undergo dramatic change in the second and third decades of next ...
Australia has passed through the demographic transition. This means that an older population is inev...
This report shows what would happen to Australia\u27s population in 20 and 50 years into the future ...
In recent years, there has been intense debate about the population size to which Australia should a...
The ageing of Australia’s population is inevitable. Immigration could increase the size of the popu...
Executive Summary This research for Anglicare Australia focusses on the changes in living standards...
If the fertility rate stabilises at around 1.6 children per woman and net overseas migration average...