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With the current U.S. economic expansion now in its sixth year, the economy appears to be on a path of stable growth. Such a development would be beneficial because it would foster steady gains in employment, income, and investment, all of which would help boost the overall standard of living....
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conditions are weak. ; Employment and population patterns suggest that weak demand rather than a mismatch of workers and jobs is …, the demand for these workers has not kept pace with the growing population of highly educated workers. Regarding the …
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The impact of population aging on asset prices is a topic that has attracted tremendous interest, both in academic … important linkage between the age structure of the population and the level of financial asset prices. Then he describes the …. Finally, he explores how the changing age structure of the population will affect the demand for different types of financial …
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When the baby-boom generation entered the housing market in the 1960s and '70s, the role of residential construction activity in the U.S. economy gained strength. Now that the baby boomers are maturing, the need for new housing has slowed. This, along with other demographic factors, may keep...
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term, slowing U.S. population growth is likely to put downward pressure on both types of construction. Downsizing by aging …
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people earn less and spend less during retirement, the aging of the U.S. population will likely reduce income and sales tax … patterns to assess how projected changes in the age distribution across the American population are likely to affect earning … significant impact. Had the population’s age composition in 2011 already resembled what is projected for 2030—that is, having a …
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