Who will pay for Britain’s ageing society? Time to consider “hypothecated taxation” By George Magnus Posted on February 20, 2018 In Europe + UK ageing, Hypothecated tax 6 A tax earmarked for the NHS is an option worth exploringContinue reading...
China: from surplus labour and unemployment risk, to labour shortages in a decade By George Magnus Posted on January 21, 2015February 1, 2015 In Viewpoints ageing, China 0 21st January 2015The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced recently that even though economic growth had dropped in 2014 to the lowest for 24 years (7.4%),Continue reading...
Strategies for winning the demographic battle By George Magnus Posted on August 31, 2014November 16, 2017 In Demographics ageing, aging 0 Asia’s aging population will inevitably affect its economic growth.Continue reading...
The clock is ticking for an aging Asia By George Magnus Posted on August 31, 2014November 16, 2017 In Demographics ageing, aging 0 Less attention has been paid to the fact that graying demographics are a ubiquitous global phenomenon — even in once youthful emerging Asia.Continue reading...
The Age of Ageing: demography and its influence on markets and geopolitics By George Magnus Posted on January 23, 2014February 7, 2014 In Viewpoints Age of Ageing, ageing 0 (An abbreviated and edited version of a speech given at the ZfU International Business School,Continue reading...
Demographics in China and India: different characteristics, and challenges By George Magnus Posted on January 23, 2014February 17, 2014 In Viewpoints ageing, China 0 23 January 2014China’s old age dependency ratio of about 11% today,Continue reading...
