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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06018-2undamentally influence living conditions and the structure of society in the medium and long term. More specifically, whether a society has a robust future or not depends to a significant extent on these demographic trends.

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The Impact of Global Aging on Capital Markets and Housing,le save less than younger people, an aging society saves less. This should increase interest rates since supply of funds gets tight. At the same time, the younger generation becomes ever smaller, so there is also less demand for new investment. The equilibrium effect is thus uncertain.

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The Impact of Demographic Change on Fiscal Policy in Germany, general. Because in Germany the aging process is one of the most rapid in the industrialized world and the fiscal stance of public budgets deteriorated significantly in recent years, this issue is of special relevance for Germany.

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Book 2008es and are looking to politicians and researchers for solutions. Predictions are never easy, especially not about the future. Demographic indicators are among the safest guidelines into the unknown. Children un born today will certainly not contribute to social systems during the next years and will

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ent research.Long-term projections.Includes supplementary maJust as one might be inclined to thinkthat every thing about demographic change has been already said and heard, a new dimension opens up. In fact, this is what makes the topic so fascinating. There is nothing trivial any longer about child

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