In the modern era, elderly population is increasing. There has been a remarkable increase in the number of people who believe that this will lead to some problems, while another section of society thinks that older people play a crucial role in society. This essay will delve both sides of these views before drawing a reasonable conclusion. In my opinion, elderly people create problems, such as workforce and health care expenditures in their countries.
Admittedly, the negative implications of older population are often discussed in terms of two key areas, which are health care outcomes and the unemployment rate. Perhaps the main disadvantage of this is that expenditures of public health services might incrase because elderly people are more predisposed to serious diseases than young people. According to a report published by the New York Times, Germany spends most of their annual budgets on public health services owing to their old population. Secondly, the unemployment rate might increase in old populated countries because there are not enough job opportunities in order to hire young people. Thus, the government should be prudent concerning their population studies because old people might be perilous on both economy and employment rate in a country.
Despite these arguments, the positive aspects of old population, such as their traditions should not be underestimated. The primary benefits of this group is that they can reflect a country’s traditional culture thanks to their experiences. For instance, after decades of speculation historians now have fairly accurate information concerning World War II through old people. Furthermore, old people provide help not only information about history but also daily decisions, such as education, work, and even weather predictions. Hence, old population is important to society because they can easily cope with complex issues through their experiences.
In conclusion, the decision as to whether older population has an essential part of a society must be taken in the context of the entire society. However, my personal view is that this group causes some serious problems such as illnesses, which in turn leads to health expenditures.
In the modern era, elderly
population
is increasing. There has been a remarkable increase in the number of
people
who believe that this will lead to
some
problems, while another section of
society
thinks
that older
people
play a crucial role in
society
. This essay will delve both sides of these views
before
drawing a reasonable conclusion. In my opinion, elderly
people
create problems, such as workforce and
health
care expenditures in their countries.
Admittedly
, the
negative
implications of older
population
are
often
discussed in terms of two key areas, which are
health
care outcomes and the unemployment rate. Perhaps the main disadvantage of this is that expenditures of public
health
services might
incrase
because
elderly
people
are more predisposed to serious diseases than young
people
. According to a report published by the New York Times, Germany spends most of their annual budgets on public
health
services owing to their
old
population
.
Secondly
, the unemployment rate might increase in
old
populated countries
because
there are not
enough
job opportunities in order to hire young
people
.
Thus
, the
government
should be prudent concerning their
population
studies
because
old
people
might be perilous on both economy and employment rate in a country.
Despite these arguments, the
positive
aspects of
old
population
, such as their traditions should not
be underestimated
. The primary benefits of this group is that they can reflect a country’s traditional culture thanks to their experiences.
For instance
, after decades of speculation historians
now
have
fairly
accurate information concerning World War II through
old
people
.
Furthermore
,
old
people
provide
help
not
only
information about history
but
also
daily decisions, such as education, work, and even weather predictions.
Hence
,
old
population
is
important
to
society
because
they can
easily
cope with complex issues through their experiences.
In conclusion
, the decision
as to whether
older
population
has an essential part of a
society
must
be taken
in the context of the entire
society
.
However
, my personal view is that this group causes
some
serious problems such as illnesses, which in turn leads to
health
expenditures.