Aging and Social Expenditure in the Major Industrial Countries, 1980-2025

By Edgardo Ruggiero, Peter S. Heller, Menachem Katz, Robert A Feldman, Richard Hemming, Peter Kohnert, Ziba Farhadian, Donogh McDonald, Ahsan S. Mansur, Bernard Nivollet

September 15, 1986

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Edgardo Ruggiero, Peter S. Heller, Menachem Katz, Robert A Feldman, Richard Hemming, Peter Kohnert, Ziba Farhadian, Donogh McDonald, Ahsan S. Mansur, and Bernard Nivollet. Aging and Social Expenditure in the Major Industrial Countries, 1980-2025, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 1986) accessed November 22, 2024

Summary

Most of the seven major industrial countries are now experiencing significant changes in their demographic structure. A persistent pattern of declining fertility and improving life expectancy has created major segments of the population that are already relatively aged or will become so in the near future. This paper examines the impact of prospective demographic trends on the level and structure of social expenditure by the governments of the seven major industrial countries (the Group of Seven) through the year 2025.

Subject: Aging, Expenditure, Labor, Pension spending, Pensions, Population and demographics

Keywords: Aging, Europe, Expenditure growth, Expenditure ratio, Global, OP, Pension expenditure, Pension spending, Pensions, Teacher-pupil ratio, Unemployment compensation program

Publication Details

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84
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Occasional Paper No. 1986/005
Stock No:

S047EA0000000
ISBN:

9780939934683
ISSN:

0251-6365

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