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Policy Brief For “Flexible Aging: New Ways To Measure The Diverse Experience Of Population Aging In Scotland

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  • Spijker, Jeroen
  • MacInnes, John

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This ESRC-SDA funded project took a demographic approach using new metrics to studying population ageing. Key project findings mentioned in Policy Brief: • Until now, most notions of dependency are false. • As an average, the UK population is younger rather than older compared to 1950. • Old age dependency has declined rather than increased since 1980 as life expectancy at older ages and female labour force participation have increased.

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  • Spijker, Jeroen & MacInnes, John, 2014. "Policy Brief For “Flexible Aging: New Ways To Measure The Diverse Experience Of Population Aging In Scotland," SocArXiv cyd4a, Center for Open Science.
  • Handle: RePEc:osf:socarx:cyd4a
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/cyd4a
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