Search Results - subject_exact:"Aging population"

Household consumption in Colombia: a nonlinear cointegrating approach

Arango Thomas, Luis Eduardo; Flórez, Luz A.; Posada, … - 2026

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Older people's capacity to work in Indonesia

Suriastini, Ni Wayan; Wijayanti, Ika Yulia; Oktarina, Dwi - 2024

This study aimed to estimate the work capacity of older Indonesians based on their health condition and other characteristics. Two analytic methods were used in this analysis-the Milligan-Wise method and the Cutler-Meara- Richards-Shubik method-and they found relatively small and substantial...

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Relationship between occupational pension, corporate social responsibility (csr), and organizational resilience : a study on listed chinese companies

Wang, Hao; Zhang, Tao; Wang, Xi; Zheng, Jiansong - 2024

Numerous researchers acknowledge that the occupational pension protects employees. However, in China, the total cost of occupational pensions is shared between employees and employers, representing a significant financial commitment. This study aimed to explore the effect of the occupational...

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How China's "later, longer, fewer" campaign extends life expectancy : a study of intergenerational support for elderly parents

Bansak, Cynthia; Dziadula, Eva; Wang, Sophie Xuefei - 2024

This study documents increased intergenerational support for elderly parents in China among adults who were exposed to the "Later, Longer, Fewer" (LLF) family planning campaign in the 1970s. Using the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study, we identify adults of childbearing age whose...

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How China's "Later, Longer, Fewer" campaign extends life expectancy : a study of intergenerational support for elderly parents

Bansak, Cynthia; Dziadula, Eva; Wang, Sophie Xuefei - 2024

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Aging and the price level : irreversible capital, demographic transitions, and the shifting phillips curve

Deng, Yongheng; Inoue, Tomoo; Nishimura, Kiyohiko; … - 2026 - This Draft: March 26, 2026

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Too many houses, too few people : demographic optimism, housing oversupply, and falling house prices across advanced economies

2026

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The impact of informal caregiving on the well-being of older adults in Europe

Darbo, Moïse; Fonseca, Raquel; Leroux, Marie-Louise - 2026

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The economic determinants of old-age poverty in South Korea : evidence from longitudinal household data

Giannelli, Gianna Claudia; Hegyi, Tamara - 2026

In South Korea, nearly 40% of the elderly population lives in poverty, one of the highest rates in the developed world. As the country undergoes a rapid demographic transition and the share of older individuals increases, understanding the drivers of old-age poverty becomes increasingly...

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Private compulsory long-term care insurance in Germany : a comprehensive overview

Bahnsen, Lewe; Neusius, Thomas - 2026

In 1995, Germany established a two-tier compulsory long-term care insurance scheme. While the public branch, with its pay-as-you-go character, lacks sustainable financing due to demographic circumstances, the capital-funded private branch is supposed to be sustainably financed through its...

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An overlapping generations model to investigate the fiscal implications of New Zealand's ageing population : a background paper for the 2025 Long-term Fiscal Statement

Binning, Andrew; Özbilgin, Murat; Smith, Christie - 2026

New Zealand's population is ageing. Public spending on public pensions (NZ Superannuation) and health are particularly sensitive to this trend and are expected to increase accordingly. Current and future government policies aimed at addressing this challenge will not only influence macroeconomic...

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Mapping the research landscape on demographic ageing and economic growth : a bibliometric analysis

Litră, Adriana Veronica - 2026

Demographic ageing, a topic that is intensively addressed in the scientific literature, significantly influences the functioning of economic systems. Demographic ageing directly impacts the labour supply, productivity, savings, investments and the sustainability of public finances through...

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Demographic changes, vacancies and lenders' credit risk

Svensson, Karin Östling - 2026

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Childlessness and advance care planning in midlife and late adulthood : a mixed-methods study in Singapore

Ho, Christine; Kim, Dahye; Neo, Pearlyn; … - 2026

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The impact of population aging on the household saving rate : the case of Japan

Horioka, Charles - 2026

This paper analyzes the impact of the age structure of the population on the household saving rate using time-series data for Japan for the 1955-2019 period. It finds that there is a cointegrating relationship between Japan's household saving rate and her dependency ratio (the ratio of the...

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The impact of population aging on the household saving rate : the case of Japan

Horioka, Charles - 2026

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The impact of population aging on the household saving rate : the case of Japan

Horioka, Charles - 2026

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Decomposing the welfare consequences of population aging in Thailand : labor, saving, and fiscal channels in a multi-household CGE model

Pinitjitsamut, Montchai - 2026

Population aging in middle-income economies produces macroeconomic and distributional consequences that aggregate frameworks cannot detect. This paper develops a multi-household CGE model calibrated to a 26-sector Social Accounting Matrix for Thailand (2024) and traces the labor, saving, and...

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Bridge employment as a post-retirement strategy : insights from Croatian entrepreneurs

König, Ljerka Sedlan; Alpeza, Mirela; Mezulić Juric, Petra - 2026

Population aging is reshaping retirement trajectories, challenging traditional models that conceptualize retirement as a definitive withdrawal from productive roles. While bridge employment has been widely studied, research has largely focused on former salaried employees, leaving the...

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Review of barriers and drivers for an ageing society in low‐carbon transition

Štreimikienė, Dalia - 2026

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The economics of age at school entry : insights from evidence and methods

Cavallo, Mariagrazia; Dhuey, Elizabeth; Fumarco, Luca; … - 2026

This article reviews the growing literature on age at school entry and its effects over the life course. Age at school entry affects a broad range of outcomes, including education, labor-market performance, health, social relationships, and family formation. We synthesize the evidence using a...

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The economics of age at school entry : insights from evidence and methods

Cavallo, Mariagrazia; Dhuey, Elizabeth; Fumarco, Luca; … - 2026

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The economics of age at school entry : insights from evidence and methods

Cavallo, Mariagrazia; Dhuey, Elizabeth; Fumarco, Luca; … - 2026

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The unintended consequences of a pension age increase : evidence from Ireland

Tuda, Dora; Doorley, Karina; Sandorova, Simona - 2026

We examine the labour market, welfare receipt and health effects of a reform to the Irish State Pension system which increased the age at which some workers could claim a State Pension. We use longitudinal data on ageing in Ireland and a causal identification strategy based on the random date of...

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The unintended consequences of a pension age increase : evidence from Ireland

Tuda, Dora; Doorley, Karina; Sándorová, Simona - 2026

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Childlessness and health in middle age and older adulthood : evidence from Singapore

Ho, Christine; Kim, Dahye; Ray, Rohan; … - 2026

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Personality, ageing, and the midlife low : longitudinal evidence from Australia, Germany, and the UK

Piper, Alan T.; Zou, Min; Zhou, Ying - 2026

Using long running panel data spanning at least 15 years from Australia, Germany and the UK, this study investigates longitudinal age–wellbeing trajectories by the Big Five personality traits. We estimate within person (fixed effects) models separately for each country and for low/high trait...

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Population Aging and Pension Reforms in China

Bonthuis, Boele - 2026

China is experiencing rapid population aging and a declining workforce, posing significant economic and fiscal challenges, especially to the pension system. This paper examines the evolution of China’s pension system, assesses its gaps relative to international peers, and evaluates the...

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Crowded career ladders? : intra-firm spillovers of raised retirement age

Badalyan, Sona - 2026

I study how delayed retirements reshape firms internal labor markets, leveraging a German reform that raised womens early retirement age by at least three years. The reform increased retention of older women and reduced both internal promotions and external hiring of younger coworkers, with the...

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Crowded career ladders? Intra-firm spillovers of raised retirement age

Badalyan, Sona - 2026

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Crowded career ladders? : intra-firm spillovers of raised retirement age

Badalyan, Sona - 2025

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The economics of long-term care

Pestieau, Pierre - 2026

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Sectoral reallocations with an aging population

Cociuba, Simona E.; MacGee, James - 2026

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Harnessing the synergy of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and human capital restructuring in ageing economies

2026

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Aging and manufacturing

Nishioka, Shuichiro; Okubo, Toshihiro; Tanaka, Mari - 2026

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The future of work in aging societies : Filipina migrant workers in the Asia-Pacific value chains

Carlos, Jean Clarisse T.; Celero, Jocelyn O.; … - 2026

The increasing prevalence of aging populations in the Asia-Pacific region has led to significant changes in the demand for labor in caregiving, domestic, and healthcare sectors, particularly in economies such as Singapore, Japan, and Australia. These structural-demographic shifts have...

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The role of pension systems in retirement across development

Bosch, Mariano; Rojas, Paola - 2026

We study how pension systems shape labor supply at older ages using census microdata from 78 countries. Male employment rates are similar in midlife across countries but diverge sharply thereafter: by age 75, 54% of men remain employed in low-income countries compared with 8% in high-income...

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Accelerating population decline in small cities : the case of Japan

Suganuma, Kenji - 2026

More than 15 years have passed since population in Japan began to decline. This paper addresses two questions concerning population decline in cities across the country. First, has the population decline occurred homogeneously or heterogeneously across cities? Second, if the decline has occurred...

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Regional demographic dynamics in Germany : a cluster-based analysis

Ehlert, Andree - 2026

Demographic change has profoundly influenced economic and societal developments in industrialised nations, driven by declining fertility, rising life expectancy, and migration dynamics. While national trends are well-documented, regional demographic variations remain underexplored, particularly...

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Demographics and international capital flows : an empirical assessment

Zélity, Balázs - 2026

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From early exit to retention : employers and the reconfiguration of active ageing policy

Turek, Konrad; Henkens, Kène - 2026

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National stability, local reconfiguration : demographics, labour markets, and redistribution in spatial income inequality

Montes-Viñas, Ana; Sologon, Denisa M.; Li, Jinjing - 2026

This paper examines how stable national disposable income inequality can coexist with substantial local reconfiguration in spatial inequality within a small, open, and highly integrated economy. Focusing on Luxembourg, where strong commuting flows and a nationally uniform tax-benefit system...

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Credit allocation for SMEs in an aging economy : evidence from the COVID-19 and global financial crises in Japan$h

Tsuruta, Daisuke - 2026

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The impact of informal caregiving on the well-being of older adults in Europe

Drabo, Moïse; Fonseca, Raquel; Leroux, Marie-Louise - 2026

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The impact of informal caregiving on the wellbeing of older adults in Europe

Drabo, Moïse; Fonseca, Raquel; Leroux, Marie-Louise - 2026

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Balancing sustainability and well-being : a multivariate analysis of European pension regimes

Nádasi, Levente Sándor; Kovács, Sándor - 2026

As the European population ages, the sustainability of pension systems faces a trilemma: the structural conflict between achieving benefit adequacy, fiscal stability, and labor market flexibility. This study investigates the primary research hypothesis that these three objectives involve...

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Aging at the very top

Kecht, Valentin; Lizzeri, Alessandro; Saidi, Farzad - 2026

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Aging at the very top

Kecht, Valentin; Lizzeri, Alessandro; Saidi, Farzad - 2026

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Aging at the Very Top

Kecht, Valentin; Lizzeri, Alessandro; Saidi, Farzad - 2026

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Fiscal demographic reversal

Miyamoto, Hiroaki; Shinohara, Hiroaki - 2026

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Special issue: healthy aging and tourism as a way of promoting global public health : a call for cross-disciplinary research

2026

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Nearby children, longer lives? : evidence from the Finnish population register

Afable, Sanny D.; Mikolai, Júlia; Evans, Megan; … - 2026

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The effects of social pensions on monetary and time transfers among the poor

Olivera, Javier; Iparraguirre, Yadiraah - 2026

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Population aging and living arrangements : implications on inequality

Lee, Sang-hyop; Mason, Andrew; Kim, Hyun Kyung - 2026

Many previous studies conclude that population aging leads to an increase in consumption or income inequality. The results are based on a conventional model that analyzes compositional effects given interage differences in the means and variances of income. These issues are addressed in this...

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Not just heat : place-based vulnerability to temperature extremes overestimated in Europe without including measures of adaptive capacity

Haskell-Craig, Zoé; Ronnkvist, Sara R.; Robinson, Abbie; … - 2026

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Sustainability of pension reforms : an EU-wide political stress test

Hindriks, Jean; Cetin, Sefane - 2026

Many countries have implemented a variety of pension reforms in response to the challenges posed by an aging population. These reforms typically involve a trade-off between 'refinancing' (i.e., increasing contributions) and 'retrenchment' (i.e., reducing benefits). The primary question addressed...

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US-China cooperative interdependence : opportunities and obstacles

2026

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Beliefs about demographic change : how well are individuals informed?

Stumpf, Elisa; Schuetz, Jana; Übelmesser, Silke; … - 2026

Demographic change is one of Germany's most pressing social and economic challenges. Using data from a representative telephone survey, we analyze how well informed respondents are about the magnitude of demographic change and what factors influence the accuracy of their beliefs. We find that...

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Beliefs about demographic change : how well are individuals informed?

Stumpf, Elisa; Schuetz, Jana; Übelmesser, Silke; … - 2024

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Addressing the Demographic Decline in South Korea

Carroll, Daniel; Hur, Sewon; İmrohoroğlu, Selahattin; … - 2026

In this paper, we use an overlapping-generations standard-incomplete markets model to quantitatively investigate the long-run implications of Korea's demographic changes and policy reforms. Importantly, our quantitative model endogenizes the retirement decision and matches the elasticity of...

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Addressing the demographic decline in South Korea

Carroll, Daniel; Hur, Sewon; İmrohoroğlu, Selahattin; … - 2025

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Can healthy aging boost the labor supply? : evidence from Korea

Gruss, Bertrand; Huang, Jincheng; Lagerborg, Andresa; … - 2026

This paper examines the role of "healthy aging" in boosting labor supply in Korea. First, we use microdata from surveys to assess whether there is evidence that the physical abilities of individuals aged 50 years and above have been improving over successive cohorts. Second, we investigate...

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Remote work, firm technology, and the spatial economy : generations, care, and the normalized quadratic approach

Shimizu, Chihiro - 2026

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