Two Problems and Some Solutions: 2. Some Consequences of The Aging Population
There are two main problems caused by an aging population according to the document. First, an aging population will create new economic challenges as the working population decreases and the economic burden on young workers increases. Second, as the elderly population increases, the social welfare costs for the elderly rise, putting pressure on health care systems. Some solutions proposed include increasing fertility rates to balance the population structure, and having women and elderly participate more in the labor force to reduce the economic burden.
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Two Problems and Some Solutions: 2. Some Consequences of The Aging Population
There are two main problems caused by an aging population according to the document. First, an aging population will create new economic challenges as the working population decreases and the economic burden on young workers increases. Second, as the elderly population increases, the social welfare costs for the elderly rise, putting pressure on health care systems. Some solutions proposed include increasing fertility rates to balance the population structure, and having women and elderly participate more in the labor force to reduce the economic burden.
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Two problems and some solutions
There are two problems in a society with a rapidly aging population I really concern about. First, the aging population will cause new economic challenges to emerge. The population structure in the working-age will decrease, the occupational structure will change, the economic burden for the young worker will be higher. Second, the proportion of the elderly is high, the social welfare costs for the elderly are high, putting pressure on health issues. One of the most solutions to the problem of the aging population is to increase fertility. The increase in the birth rate in Viet Nam also makes the population more balanced. And currently, Viet Nam is actively implementing this solution. Moreover, the aging population in Viet Nam is putting a heavy burden on the economy so the solution is that women and the elderly have to participate more in the labor market to reduce this burden.
2. Some consequences of the aging population.
The increase in the global population of aging people will cause a lot of consequences. There are some reasons why I think so. First of all, the more older people there are in the population, the more cases of age- related diseases such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer there will be. Moreover, the elderly people get, the higher the prevalence of dementia, especially Alzheimer's disease. In addition, the aging population will cause new economic challenges to emerge and is also a major obstacle to the recovery of economic growth. The population structure in the working-age will decrease, the occupational structure will change, the economic burden for the young worker will be higher. Last but not least, the higher the proportion of the elderly, the higher the social welfare costs for the elderly, putting pressure on health issues. In short, there are many problems with population aging. I think the government needs to speed up the process of setting up specific plans, to increase support levels of working conditions and time, helping workers achieve a balance of work and life.
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