Many developed countries now have large numbers of people over the age of 65. What problems might this cause? How can the problems be solved?

majority
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The majority
Majority
of
developed
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developing
countries the large portion of their populations is over
age
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the age
of 65
this
situation is causing the countries some economic problems. In many developed countries the population is getting older and the rate of birth is becoming lower every year
.
Accept space
.
As a result
this
could become problematic for
economy
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the economy
and the society
.
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.
For example
the problem
are
Suggestion
is
the number of people in the work force is becoming less,
also
there are so many retired that the country needs to provide them with
monthly salary
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a monthly salary
and health benefit.
As a result
this
could put a lot of financial pressure on
economy
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the economy
. The
another
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
other
big issue with ageing population is the health problem. As the people become older their health will
decline
Suggestion
decline, therefore
therefore
, they need so much medical attention all of
this
could put additional pressure in the
economy
of the country.
However
, There are some solutions to some of
this
plural of "this"
these
problems
.
Accept space
.
For example
in china so many parents live with their children. Children can take
care
of their parents and it would cost less economically to live separately
consequently
grandparents can take
care
of their grandchildren
therefore
, The parents do not need to spend so much money on day
care
and
also
they are more relaxed because they know their children are not
at
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in
the hands of strangers.
in
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In
conclusion if
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conclusion, if
the younger generation and older generation work together and take
care
of each other not only is
best
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better
for your concise
also
its good for the
economy
.
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