Demographic analysis of aging and longevity

Article Abstract:

Recent biomedical and health care developments have led to longer life spans, particularly for people of older ages. These changes have afforded the growth of the aged population beyond the foreseen ages of survival. Most developed and developing countries have reported decreased mortality at older ages. The aged population is increasing due to the decrease in infant and childhood mortality as well as the decrease in mortality between childhood and gerontology.

People by Age, Demographic aspects, Longevity, Old age

---

Mutuality for football clubs? Lessons from the financial sector

Article Abstract:

An assessment is made of mutuality as an economic benefit for the football clubs, drawing heavily on the experience of mutuals in the financial sector. The economic case rests on the distinctive feature of customer loyalty to a club, which is presumed to be much stronger than loyalty to a financial institution.

United States, Personnel administration, Civic and social associations, Fraternal Associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Compensation and benefits, Customer loyalty, Soccer teams, Fraternal organizations

---

Health care for the aging baby boom: lessons from abroad

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the management of aging populations are discussed. Discussion on the real economic burden of aging should take place mainly in terms of real variables.

Social aspects

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Demographic transition, stagnation, and demoeconomic cycles in a model for the less developed economy. Aggregate demand and aggregate supply in UK regions
• Abstracts: Breaking into China. Strategic Lessons from the Asian Crisis. The Strategic Reaction of Domestic Firms to Foreign MNC Dominance: the Israeli Experience
• Abstracts: The benefits of releasing the Bell companies from the interexchange restrictions. Network interconnection in telecommunications
• Abstracts: The effect of changes in ownership structure on performance: evidence from the thrift industry. Sources of gains in horizontal mergers: evidence from customer, supplier, and rival firms
• Abstracts: A cross-national analysis of affirmative action: an evolutionary psychological perspective. Expenditure on the NHS in perspective

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.