ageing population

One of the main reasons seems to be that the ageing population is running down its investments.

Later on it wants to reform income and business taxes, as well as a health-care system burdened by an ageing population.

the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) set out the fiscal cost of an ageing population.

The question of how to deal with an ageing population is one example.

So will the better health of an ageing population, good as it has been for so many, impose unaffordable costs on public-health budgets?

But the consequences of an ageing population will be longer-lasting than those of the economic crisis and at least as far-reaching.

The increase of that ratio was considered to reflect the growing burden of the ageing population on the pensions system.

But look farther ahead and a much bigger gap appears, as an ageing population needs ever more pensions and health care.

And strengthening the public finances to deal with an ageing population remains politically fraught.

Cardiac injury after orthopaedic surgery is an increasing problem particularly in an ageing population.

An ageing population and a declining birth rate constitute a serious problem for the domestic employment market.

Capable of growing in line with consumption in the economy, even with an ageing population.

But soaring drug bills, an ageing population, slack cost controls and reduced tax revenues are testing the system to breaking point.

With a rapidly ageing population, it is also right to accumulate savings by running a current-account surplus.

With its rapidly ageing population and falling fertility rate, China is facing a pensions crisis.

More female workers could even help head off the pensions crisis and the problems of an ageing population.

Faced with an ageing population and low fertility, Singapore's government has long courted foreigners to plug gaps in the workforce.

On the economic side huge challenges loom, among them an ageing population and a blighted environment, both of which could drag down growth.

The rationale behind private-sector pensions is to reduce the burden on governments of an ageing population.

For a city with an ageing population, a baby boom should be good news.

But Japan's household savings rate has collapsed due to an ageing population which no longer saves.

China also faces an ageing population as a result of its birth-control policies.

In the long term an ageing population will produce more invalids and thus more business.

Reform could inject "more dynamism" into the economy and help counter the effects of an ageing population.

And Canada's fiscal health will soon come under strain from the treasured but expensive public health-care system and an ageing population.

the ageing population is starting to run down its savings as it retires.

An ageing population makes cuts in welfare and pensions more urgent, but European countries have to tackle these anyway.

The problem of health-care financing has grown more acute as the problem of an ageing population has worsened.

It is thanks to an ageing population and soaring health and pension costs that America's debt ratio will still be rising in a decade.

Besides its fiscal problems, Japan has an ageing population that will be a draw on the public purse.

China's ageing population is becoming a difficult challenge, especially when it comes to providing nursing homes and care for seniors.

Optimists believe China still has several more years before the economic impact of an ageing population becomes apparent.

Its 1989 post-bubble experience involved zero interest rates, dysfunctional banks, broken politics and an ageing population.

Easing the pain and inflammation of chronic arthritis and rheumatism is a major motivation in treating an ageing population.

The ageing population will give rise to a series of problems , including greater demand for elderly care services .

If that was not unsustainable enough, Japan's ageing population is piling even more pressure on the public finances.

But the outlook is complicated by a rapidly ageing population and costs of heavy damage to the environment.

He uses the example of how business needs to respond to the demographics of an ageing population.

MARTIN AMIS and Christopher Buckley are writers who are entering their silver years and are worried about the costs of an ageing population.

Yoshihiko Noda, the new prime minister, faces several vast but slow-burning problems, from an ageing population to massive public debts.

But some regions of Europe see an opportunity in catering for an ageing population.

As in other countries, a rapidly ageing population in Britain is pushing the care system towards crisis.

As for the ageing population, it could be that Chinese growth goes the way of Japan.

Rising health-care costs are more difficult to deal with, largely because of rising demand for services and an ageing population.

An ageing population will need ever more health services provided by the state.

In view of Singapore's ageing population, he proposed in Parliament for senior citizens to undergo annual community health screening.

With an ageing population and dwindling North Sea oil, Denmark faces a huge deficit by 2020.

But the decline is almost wholly explained by a rapidly ageing population.

It's the world's fastest ageing population, and together with rising unemployment, it's making everyone spend less money.

There are worries the gap could widen further due to an ageing population and Singapore's low birth rate.

And China's ageing population is likely to provide a further boost.

That has exacerbated the problems presented by Japan's ageing population.

As to Europe's role in this, the prime minister is concerned about its sluggish economic growth and ageing population.

The ageing population will be another of the census's headline themes.

Human society is experiencing the double test of ageing population and the threat of infectious diseases in the 21st century.

A rapidly ageing population in many countries is also a contributing factor.

It needs a grand plan for an ageing population.

The NSSF was created in 2000 as a way to handle the demographic problem of the country's ageing population.

An ageing population may therefore be less mobile.

An ageing population will require more spent on pensions, health and social care in the 2020s.

Also, due in part to the family planning policy, China suffers from an ageing population.

But with the development of population, China is facing disparities between an ageing population and population distribution.

He is overly sanguine only on the problems posed by China's ageing population.

Growth is slowing in Germany and the country's ageing population points to rising costs in the future.

As an ageing population, more people over 60 than under 16.

Cosmetics companies in Japan have been plagued by falling demand, due to an ageing population and a shift to cheaper products.

Its growth has been slowing for some time because of the ageing population.

But as China faces an ageing population, there are some concerns.

The Relevant Analysis between the Ageing Population and China Economy Development

A countermeasure study on the healthcare security for ageing population in the megalopolis

Expert Seminar on the Promotion of National Infrastructure for Ageing Population in Asia and the Pacific;

Getting on The consequences of an ageing population

Study and policy suggestions on the impact of ageing population on health in Shanghai

This is in part because of an ageing population, due to its one-child policy

Conference on Ageing Population in the Context of Urbanization;

Ageing Population's Sports and Population Health

A Cluster Analysis of China's Ageing Population

Legal Thoughts on Development of Education for Ageing Population in China

On the Ageing Population in China