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Recent work on human capital accumulation has tended to abstract from population change. This is a reasonable simplification when analysing economies with relatively static populations, such as high income countries. However, many low income countries are undergoing rapid population change,...
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After impressive increase in participation and attainment in the 20th Century, a sense of disillusion has taken root in parts of Europe and N-America as to the effectiveness of formal education for social and economic advancement. For example, Goldin & Kats (2009) note that education attainment...
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To model the economics impacts of population ageing in high-income countrie by estimating the scale of required technological change. Presentation of a over-lapping generations computable general equilibrium model. Population ageing is associated with low growth and large welfare losses. The...
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