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New Realities of an Older America
12/08/2010 | Requests *Summary
By 2032, there will be more people 65 or older than children under 15, according to this report. The shift toward an older population has enormous economic, social and political implications. The authors provide a framework for thinking about each trend, and comparative perspectives on changes over time and across age groups, and the unexpected ways in which these changes may unfold.
Author
Hayutin, Adele M.; Dietz, Miranda; Mitchell, Lillian
Available Files
- Report PDF (1,075K, 84 pages)
- Report Off-site link (84 pages)
Keywords
population; support programs; diversity; housing; health; personal finance
Topic
Aging Issues
Type/Tool
Data, Reports
Source
Stanford Center on Longevity
State
All States/Territories
Date Created
12/08/2010
Contact
Sharon Vazquez
Stanford Center on Longevity
info-longevity@stanford.edu
650-736-8643
Stanford Center on Longevity
info-longevity@stanford.edu
650-736-8643
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