#ageing report

[seosanskritiias]

Situation of homeless elderly in India

At present, the number of homeless elderly people in India is at its highest level. Their condition is serious and worrying. The number of h

[lescroniques]

Un país cada vez más envejecido: dónde y cómo invertir si vamos a vivir 100 años

Un país cada vez más envejecido: dónde y cómo invertir si vamos a vivir 100 años

Son solo proyecciones, sí, pero todas aquellas que analizan los cambios demográficos.[…][…] (eleconomista.es)

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[theswitchproject]

The EU population is projected to increase in size slightly by 2060, but with a much older age profile than today. This will have an effect on public policies and public spending in areas such as pensions, healthcare or long-term care. Age-related public expenditure is expected to increase by 1.4 % of GDP in the EU as a whole.

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The EU population is projected to increase in size slightly by 2060, but with a much older age profile than today. The EU population is projected to increase by 5% from 507 million in 2013 to a peak of 526 million in 2050, before declining slowly to 523 million in 2060. However, this increase would not occur without the projected inward migration flows to the EU. Wide differences in population change across Member States are expected.

[theswitchproject]

In 2012, the ECOFIN Council asked the Economic Policy Committee (EPC) to update its age-related expenditure projections by the autumn of 2014, to take into account new population projections by Eurostat.

The long-term, age-related expenditure projections provide an indication of the timing and scale of the potential economic effects to be expected as Europe’s populations age. The projections show where (in which countries), when, and to what extent ageing pressures will accelerate as the baby-boom generation retires and average life spans in the EU increase.