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In the developed world, average life expectancy is increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society? Suggest some measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of ageing populations. v.24

In the developed world, average life expectancy is increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society? Suggest some measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of ageing populations. v. 24
Development has brought numerous benefits to human society like high birth mortality, high life expectancy etc. At the same time, there are many new challenges which have cropped up as a side effect of the development. For example, the ageing population is developed countries has created an enormous financial burden. This essay would elaborate about few of the effects of the ageing population on developed societies and would also talk about few possible steps which can be taken to overcome these problems. A country needs working masses to produce enough output to sustain its population. These younger generation working people are the backbone of the financial system and add to Gross Domestic Product, a benchmark of development index. In developed countries, it is argued that the population ratio is skewed towards older people who are adding least to the gross domestic output and hence creating a financial burden on working masses and to the governments. China was fastest growing economy till last decade when it had most of its population younger and hence in workable condition. With development, its population I older now due to various reasons including higher life expectancy. This has significantly brought down China's growth because there are fewer people to work in its factories. Hence, we can see clearly link the financial degradation occurring in developed and developing nations to its growing aged people. But, as it is said, every problem has a solution, so has to this problem too. Governments should first try to attack the root cause directly by encouraging citizens to opt for more children. Tax rebates and other incentives should be given to families who have more than 3 children. This will solve the problem in near term. As an immediate solution, the laws should be tweaked to encourage immigration. Younger and productive people from developing countries would help elevate the gross domestic output immediately. These measures, as one can see, are increasingly being popular in the United States and Canada. Therefore, while financial impact of the ageing population is huge but it can easily be overcome by taking certain measures like allowing foreign immigrants and encouraging high birth rate.
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many
new challenges which have cropped up as a side effect of the
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development
.
For example
, the
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ageing
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population
is
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developed
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countries
has created an enormous
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financial
burden. This essay would elaborate about few of the effects of the
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ageing
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population
on
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developed
societies and would
also
talk about few possible steps which can
be taken
to overcome these problems.

A
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country
needs working masses to produce
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enough
output to sustain its
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population
. These younger generation working
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people
are the backbone of the
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financial
system and
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add
to Gross Domestic Product, a benchmark of
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development
index. In
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developed
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countries
, it
is argued
that the
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population
ratio
is skewed
towards older
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people
who are adding least to the gross domestic output and
hence
creating a
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financial
burden on working masses and to the
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governments
. China was
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fastest
growing economy till last decade when it had most of its
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population
younger and
hence
in
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workable
condition. With
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development
, its
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population
I older
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now
due to various reasons including higher life expectancy. This has
significantly
brought down China's growth
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because
there are fewer
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people
to work in its factories.
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, we can
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see
clearly
link the
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financial
degradation occurring in
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developed
and developing nations to its growing aged
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people
.

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this problem too.
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Governments
should
first
try to attack the root cause
directly
by encouraging citizens to opt for more children. Tax rebates and other incentives should be
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given
to families who have more than 3 children. This will solve the problem in near term. As an immediate solution, the laws should
be tweaked
to encourage immigration. Younger and productive
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people
from developing
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countries
would
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help
elevate the gross domestic output immediately. These measures, as one can
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see
, are
increasingly
being popular in the United States and Canada.

Therefore
, while
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financial
impact of the
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ageing
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population
is huge
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but
it can
easily
be overcome
by taking certain measures like allowing foreign immigrants and encouraging high birth rate.
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IELTS essay In the developed world, average life expectancy is increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society? Suggest some measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of ageing populations. v. 24

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