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imperative to uncover recent and future health trends in the elderly population, and to investigate whether extra years of life … gained through increased longevity will be spent in good or bad health. Thus, through this literature review, we first … health and illness, and to obtain comparable indicators over time and space are highlighted. …
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Methods for time series modeling of mortality and stochastic forecasting of life expectancies are explored, using Canadian data. Consideration is given first to alternative indexes of aggregate mortality. Age-sex group system models are then estimated. Issues in the forecasting of life...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005763277
are related to lower levels of population health with updated data from around year 2000. Second, to examine the … inequality-health relationship across the life course with particular focus on old age when income distributions often shift ….<br> Conclusions -- These updated results do not support the inequality-health hypothesis. The relationship between income inequality …
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This paper seeks to contribute to a forward-looking debate on possible reform options for the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP). Even though it focuses on the CPP, most of its analysis applies to the QPP as well since the two programs are largely identical. This paper...
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in extremely good health and annuity rates are determined using very low mortality assumptions (high life expectancy …” annuity given their less-than-preferred health profile. This paper looks at reasons for this market reality in the U. S. and …
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With a lower and lower mortality at younger ages, gains in life expectancy are heavily dependent on improvements in old age survival. However, over the last three decades, life expectancies at ages 65 and 85 did not show a constant rate of progress. Changes in life expectancy come from...
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The paper reviews evidence that suggests that, over the coming two decades, people are likely to stay in the work force at least five years longer, possibly by considerably more. The implications for policy are surprisingly large and surprisingly unrecognized. Recent trends, if extended into the...
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the distribution of health care and other confounding factors. We suggest that the studies estimates of pharmaceutical …
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Methods for time series modeling of mortality and stochastic forecasting of life expectancies are explored, using Canadian data. Consideration is given first to alternative indexes of aggregate mortality. Age-sex group system models are then estimated. Issues in the forecasting of life...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005635291
Little comparative research exists on health experiences and conditions of minority groups in Canada and the United … article explores race and immigrant disparities in health and health care access across the two countries. The study focus was … on middle and old age given the change and increasing diversity in health and health care policy, such as Medicare …
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