Changing population age structures and their implications on socio-economic development in the Caribbean
Changing population age structures and their implications on socio-economic development in the Caribbean
- [Port of Spain]TT ECLAC 2007
- 26 p.
Looks at recent economic trends and the demographic dynamics in the region. Presents poverty levels in the region by introducing various types of measurements and data availability. Outlines the consequences of increased life-expectancy and longevity in the demographic structure and discusses its interdependence with the labour market and labour supply. Identifies those groups that are most at risk or those who already live on the edge with little chance to improve their lot in the near future.
AGEING
14.02.02 U585
Looks at recent economic trends and the demographic dynamics in the region. Presents poverty levels in the region by introducing various types of measurements and data availability. Outlines the consequences of increased life-expectancy and longevity in the demographic structure and discusses its interdependence with the labour market and labour supply. Identifies those groups that are most at risk or those who already live on the edge with little chance to improve their lot in the near future.
AGEING
14.02.02 U585