Title: Simulating an ageing population
Description: "Many Western countries now experience population ageing when the large post World War II birth cohorts retire and age. The future consequences of ageing are an issue of research that might have far-reaching policy implications. Although the Swedish dependency ratios will not increase as much as in some of the South and Central European countries, Sweden will share the experience of a major increase in the number of elderly and in particular in the number of old-olds with most other European countries." "This volume reports on empirical studies, model development, and the results of scenario simulations in this important area. It further presents experience from the micro-simulation approach and discusses the results of these simulations."--Jacket.
Subjects: Population aging, Forecasting, Social prediction, Mathematical models, Older people, Health and hygiene, Economic aspects, Older people, health and hygiene, Older people, economic conditions, Sweden, social conditions
Places: Sweden