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  • Demographic Change in Uruguay

    Economic Opportunities and Challenges

    Edited by Rafael Rofman, Verónica Amarante, Ignacio Apella ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    Uruguay's population is slowly aging, driven by the demographic transition that started early in the 20th century. While this reflects significant improvements in mortality and fertility trends, it also creates important challenges for the fiscal sustainability of some social policies and for sustaining medium- and long-term economic growth. Uruguay is going through the "demographic dividend" ... Read more

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  • As Time Goes By in Argentina

    Economic Opportunities and Challenges of the Demographic Transition

    by Michele Gragnolati, Rafael Rofman, Ignacio Apella, Sara Troiano ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    Navigating Argentina's Demographic Shift: Challenges and Opportunities. This study explores the economic and social implications of Argentina's demographic transition, offering insights for policymakers and researchers.As Argentina's population ages, this analysis identifies key challenges in social security, healthcare, and education. It examines potential fiscal trade-offs and the need for ... Read more

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  • Beyond Contributory Pensions

    Fourteen Experiences with Coverage Expansion in Latin America

    Edited by Rafael Rofman, Ignacio Apella, Evelyn Vezza ...
    Series series Directions in Development - Human Development
    Latin America's population is aging, and many among the growing elderly population are not protected by traditional pension schemes. In response, policy makers have been reevaluating their income protection systems so that between 2000 and 2013, the majority of Latin American countries reformed their social pension schemes to provide near-universal coverage for the elderly. Before this ... Read more

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