Population Aging in Canada and the United States

作者: Tracey A. LaPierre , Mary Elizabeth Hughes

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-8356-3_10

关键词: Population ageingBaby boomTotal fertility rateDemographic economicsPension planPolitical science

摘要: Population aging is a global phenomenon. The populations of developed nations have aged quickly over the last fifty years, shifting from a median age of 29.0 in 1950 to a median age of …

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