Silver Economy
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Springer International Publishing
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10.1007/978-3-030-22009-9_302192
Abstract
Population aging is one of the defining demographic shifts of our time, re
shaping economies, societies, and public policies across the globe. As the share
of individuals aged 65 and older continues to rise, the need for innovative, multi
disciplinary approaches to the challenges and opportunities of aging has never
been more pressing.
Silver Economy builds upon the extensive research and insights presented in
our previous works - Aging Society: Rethinking and Redesigning Retirement (2020),
Strategic Approach to Aging Population: Experience and Challenges (2021), Econom
ics and Aging: Emerging Issues (2022), Aging Population: From Research to Public
Policy (2023), and Economics and Business of Aging (2024). These volumes have
provided a platform for rich, interdisciplinary discussions, bringing together
perspectives from economics, law, sociology, medicine, and beyond. They have
examined critical intersections between population aging and economic struc
tures, demographic trends, legal frameworks, financial sustainability, intergen
erational transfers, public policies, health, well-being, and community programs.
With Silver Economy, we aim to capture one vital aspect of population aging—
its profound impact on the economy—while incorporating a broader range of in
terdisciplinary knowledge essential to understanding the full scope of the silver
economy. This textbook is designed for students, researchers, policymakers and
all those who find aging and longevity intriguing and challenging. By integrating
insights from diverse fields, Silver Economy seeks to offer a comprehensive explo
ration of how aging shapes economies and societies, emphasizing the opportuni
ties it presents as much as the challenges it poses
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Josip Juraj Strossmayer University of Osijek, Faculty of Economics, Croatia (EU) / University of Information Science and Technology, Ohrid. ISBN: 978-608-66225-4-1 / ISBN: 978-953-253-216-6
