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The population of Scotland is projected to decrease despite recent increases in fertility and an excess of immigrants over emigrants. The reason for the projected decline is the result of prolonged low fertility. The most immediate effect is ageing of the population. The causes and consequences of this demographic profile are discussed. To counter potential negative impacts it is recommend that the pension system be reformed, pension ages raised, healthy living and inclusion in society promoted and migration policies formed to encourage immigration of skilled people and encourage and the return of emigrants
Scotland's population is both shrinking and ageing and this poses critical policy challenges for the...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
The population of Scotland is projected to decrease despite recent increases in fertility and an exc...
The population of Scotland is projected to decrease despite recent increases in fertility and an exc...
As the results from the 2001 census start to trickle out it is apparent that the population of Scotl...
In terms of population size, Scotland is a small “country” when compared to most other countries in ...
Lisenkova and Wright supplement Ermisch's paper with data focusing particularly on Scotland. The dat...
The Scottish Executive has adopted a policy to combat Scotland's declining population by encouraging...
Scotland, in line with the rest of Europe, is experiencing low rates of child-bearing and its popula...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Like most developed countries, Scotland has an ageing population. Currently, around 40% of its resid...
Over the next thirty years, the UK's population will age markedly (ONS, 2000). Importantly for Scott...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Scotland's population is both shrinking and ageing and this poses critical policy challenges for the...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
The population of Scotland is projected to decrease despite recent increases in fertility and an exc...
The population of Scotland is projected to decrease despite recent increases in fertility and an exc...
As the results from the 2001 census start to trickle out it is apparent that the population of Scotl...
In terms of population size, Scotland is a small “country” when compared to most other countries in ...
Lisenkova and Wright supplement Ermisch's paper with data focusing particularly on Scotland. The dat...
The Scottish Executive has adopted a policy to combat Scotland's declining population by encouraging...
Scotland, in line with the rest of Europe, is experiencing low rates of child-bearing and its popula...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Like most developed countries, Scotland has an ageing population. Currently, around 40% of its resid...
Over the next thirty years, the UK's population will age markedly (ONS, 2000). Importantly for Scott...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. How...
Scotland's population is both shrinking and ageing and this poses critical policy challenges for the...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
This paper presents a review of ageing in the Scottish labour market. Scotland's population structur...
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