Inclusive social protection and demographic change: The implications of population ageing for social expenditure in the Caribbean
As population age structures change over the coming decades, the cost of providing public education, pensions and health care will change significantly. Falling child dependency ratios and increasing old-age dependency ratios will affect the number of people that receive education and pension benefi...
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oai-11362-432382020-09-28T15:41:27Z Inclusive social protection and demographic change: The implications of population ageing for social expenditure in the Caribbean Nam, Valerie E. Jones, Francis SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DINAMICA DE LA POBLACION ENVEJECIMIENTO DE LA POBLACION GASTOS PUBLICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES EDUCACION PENSIONES SUBSIDIOS DE VEJEZ SALUD PUBLICA SOCIAL SECURITY POPULATION DYNAMICS DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL ASPECTS EDUCATION PENSIONS OLD AGE BENEFITS PUBLIC HEALTH As population age structures change over the coming decades, the cost of providing public education, pensions and health care will change significantly. Falling child dependency ratios and increasing old-age dependency ratios will affect the number of people that receive education and pension benefits. The changing age profile of the population will also affect the demand for health services. This study analyses how public expenditure in these areas, in 10 Caribbean countries, is likely to evolve in response to these demographic changes. It describes how populations are ageing in the Caribbean and analyses how current levels of public expenditure are related to age structures in both Caribbean and OECD countries. Abstract. -- Introduction. -- Recent demographic trends. -- The demographic transition and ageing. -- The impact of demography and policy on current levels of public expenditure on education, pensions and health. -- The impact of demography and economic change on future levels of public expenditure on education, pensions and health. -- Summary and Conclusions. Bibliography. 2018-02-01T13:28:22Z 2018-02-01T13:28:22Z 2018-01-31 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/43238 LC/CAR/TS.2017/14 LC/TS.2017/153 en Studies and Perspectives Series – The Caribbean 66 .pdf application/pdf CARIBE CARIBBEAN REGION ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean |
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SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DINAMICA DE LA POBLACION ENVEJECIMIENTO DE LA POBLACION GASTOS PUBLICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES EDUCACION PENSIONES SUBSIDIOS DE VEJEZ SALUD PUBLICA SOCIAL SECURITY POPULATION DYNAMICS DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL ASPECTS EDUCATION PENSIONS OLD AGE BENEFITS PUBLIC HEALTH |
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SEGURIDAD SOCIAL DINAMICA DE LA POBLACION ENVEJECIMIENTO DE LA POBLACION GASTOS PUBLICOS ASPECTOS SOCIALES EDUCACION PENSIONES SUBSIDIOS DE VEJEZ SALUD PUBLICA SOCIAL SECURITY POPULATION DYNAMICS DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING PUBLIC EXPENDITURES SOCIAL ASPECTS EDUCATION PENSIONS OLD AGE BENEFITS PUBLIC HEALTH Nam, Valerie E. Jones, Francis Inclusive social protection and demographic change: The implications of population ageing for social expenditure in the Caribbean |
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As population age structures change over the coming decades, the cost of providing public education, pensions and health care will change significantly. Falling child dependency ratios and increasing old-age dependency ratios will affect the number of people that receive education and pension benefits. The changing age profile of the population will also affect the demand for health services. This study analyses how public expenditure in these areas, in 10 Caribbean countries, is likely to evolve in response to these demographic changes. It describes how populations are ageing in the Caribbean and analyses how current levels of public expenditure are related to age structures in both Caribbean and OECD countries. |
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Inclusive social protection and demographic change: The implications of population ageing for social expenditure in the Caribbean |
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Inclusive social protection and demographic change: The implications of population ageing for social expenditure in the Caribbean |
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