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Chunlin He,John Holme,Jeffrey Anthony Western governments will be confronted with the consequences of demographic ageing in the upcoming decennia. Tax bases will shrink, due to the retirement of older generations of workers. Outlays on state pensions and healthcare will rise substantially. Pension systems with strong intergenerational

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Genomic Selection in Plant Breeding,he sustainability of pension systems in many countries – one of the challenges posed by population ageing. Retirement and labour-supply decisions of older workers are core topics in microeconomic research. While there is consensus that economic factors (such as the generosity of early retirement ben

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Pasquale Tripodi,Giovanna Festa many other advanced economies. This demographic transition, referred to as population ageing, is undoubtedly one of the key economic and social developments shaping the 21st century in European countries. In meeting the challenges arising from population ageing, many European countries have already

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