How 21st-Century Longevity Can Create Markets and Drive Economic Growth
World Economic Forum,
2015
Recommendation
By 2050, the world will have more people who are 60 and older than individuals who are 15 and younger. That’s already the case in some OECD nations, and others will reach that mark before midcentury. Businesses are realizing that this cohort is potentially lucrative in terms of wealth, spending power and talent. The World Economic Forum presents a useful overview on how an aging population can create economic opportunity. getAbstract recommends this perceptive report to executives, employers and employees grappling with graying customers and workers.
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