Social and economic correlations of demographic trends in developed capitalist countries
Kocianova, H.
Politicka Ekonomie 35(10): 1,096-1,107
1987
ISSN/ISBN: 0032-3233 PMID: 12315676 Document Number: 360199
Future population trends in developed market-economy countries are considered, and their likely social and economic impact assessed. Data are from published sources, including the United Nations. Consideration is given to changes in age distribution and their impact on the economy; the effect of demographic aging on the cost of providing social services, including social security; expected developments in the labor supply; and the effect of these changes on housing.
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