Primary Education Topic:
Policy and Advocacy
Other Education Topics:
Business & Aging
Caregiving
Multicultural Aging
Healthcare & Aging
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Population aging is no longer seen as a concern only for developed economies. It is now recognized as a global phenomenon: nearly 80 percent of the world’s older people will live in emerging and developing economies by mid-century.
By Jane Scobie
Population aging is no longer seen as a concern only for developed economies. It is now recognized as a global phenomenon: nearly 80 percent of the world’s older people will live in emerging and developing economies by mid-century.
