Search Results - subject:"Age Structure"

Growing older and growing apart? : population age structure and trade

Kopecky, Joseph - 2023

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Population age structure and secular stagnation : evidence from long run data

Kopecky, Joseph - 2023

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Growing older and growing apart? : population age structure and trade

Kopecky, Joseph - In: Journal of economic studies 50 (2023) 8, pp. 1694-1709

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The ... ageing report

2023

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Projection of household-level consumption expenditures in a macro-micro consistent framework

Temursho, Umed; Weitzel, Matthias; Garaffa, Rafael - In: Structural change and economic dynamics 73 (2025), pp. 112-135

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Entry and Profits in an Aging Economy : The Role of Consumer Inertia

Bornstein, Gideon - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2025

Over the past four decades, the U.S. economy has seen a decline in the share of young firms alongside a rise in the profit share of GDP. This paper explores how population aging contributes to these twin trends through a demand-side channel. The core hypothesis is that younger households exhibit...

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The impact of the retirement slowdown on the US youth labor market

Mohnen, Paul - In: Journal of labor economics : JOLE 43 (2025) 1, pp. 203-246

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Age structure impacts on household carbon emissions : based on a social interaction perspective

Hu, Yaqi; Yang, Wanwan - In: Ecological economics 230 (2025), pp. 1-14

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Exposure-adjusted racial/ethnic disparities in mortality in the U.S.

Pifarré Arolas, Héctor; Acosta, Enrique; Dudel, Christian - 2021

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Age Structure, Investment, and Secular Stagnation : The Long Run Evidence

Kopecky, Joseph Victor - 2022

recent findings, age structure appears to be most closely related to output growth through interest rate channels …A large literature has revived the secular stagnation hypothesis. In this paper, I explore effects of population age … structure on investment, consumption and output growth in a long run panel of advanced economies. The evidence is largely …

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