The future of global ageing (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the implications of global ageing, highlighting the increase in life expectancy and its effects on demographic transitions, particularly in developing countries. It argues that while developed nations grapple with the financial aspects of ageing populations, the potential for improved life expectancy in poorer countries remains significant. The integration of diverse economic policies aimed at balancing work and leisure, alongside strategies to reduce mortality, is proposed as a pathway for harmonious global ageing.