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What is the case study for an aging population?

The UK
What is the problem? (4)


In 2005, 17% of the UK were over 65


By 2041 that is expected to rise to 25%




The aging population means there is a smaller workforce, which can't push the economy or care for the elderly




The government struggles to pay for pensions




The elderly don't pay NI or income tax



What are the benefits of an elderly population?

They have a lot of disposable income and have more free time in which to spend it, contributing to the economy
What are the strategies to combat the aging population?


Raised retirement age




Encouragement of immigration of young working men




Encourage private pensions with tax breaks




Encourage more people to have kids and still work with working family tax credits and free child care