The Demographic Dividend: A New Perspective on the Economic Consequences of Population Change
Демографический дивиденд: новый взгляд на экономические последствия изменения численности населения
2003-01-01
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Reducing high fertility rates can help nations create a population age structure that is more likely to produce economic benefits — but only if policies are put in place to ensure quality health care, education, and job opportunities.
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Quality health care, education, and job opportunities are necessary to realize the potential demographic dividend.
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Reducing high fertility rates can create an age structure more conducive to economic benefits.
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The economic gains associated with demographic change are conditional on effective policies and institutions.
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Population age structure resulting from reduced fertility rates
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the economic benefits of demographic change and the policy conditions required to realize them, including quality health care, education, and job opportunities
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