Ageing is taking place rapidly in Asia if from different starting points. China and India are at opposite ends of the spectrum, and their populations are crossing over.
Reflecting on China’s troubled outlook as it turns 66
In a nutshell, command and control are progressively edging out reform and market mechanisms as the main tools for guiding the economy’s uncertain transition over the medium-term.
Strategies for winning the demographic battle
Asia’s aging population will inevitably affect its economic growth.
The clock is ticking for an aging Asia
Less attention has been paid to the fact that graying demographics are a ubiquitous global phenomenon — even in once youthful emerging Asia.
Interview for Yale project on The Future of Global Finance
First posted: Yale School of Management, International Center for Finance,
The Age of Ageing: global demographics, destinies, and coping mechanisms
This webcast examines the effects of global demographic change on the economic and social models of ageing Western nations, and more youthful emerging and developing countries.