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The number of older people is increasing. Some people think that this will cause problems in their countries; others believe this group is important to society. Discuss both views and give your own opinion

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In most of the countries old age people number is more. In most of the developed countries the health care sector is more advanced, so drastically the
life
 expectancy ration is increasing. By analysing
this
 matter, I here by discussing both the views. The world is changing too fast and new technologies developing dramatically. As in the
first
 case wee needs older people to support us with their
life
 experiences to cover up our ups and downs. For improving the technologies we need fresh ideas as well as experienced hands support.
For example
, if we take all the politicians in all
country
 the older, experienced hands are governing the
country
 rather than youngsters. With
this
 innovative technologies the
life
 supporting machines were invented and the
life
 expectancy rate is increasing in those countries more compared to other undeveloped or developing countries.
For example
 we can discuss about Japan. Japan is the
second
 position in the world economy status and having the advanced technologies in all sectors. But in their
country
 the old aged people are more comparable to youngsters. Due to the busy work load the youngsters are not interested engage in a family
life
. They are interested enjoy their
life
 and live as single. So birth rate is coming down and old aged people are increasing more. In order to overcome
this
 they are encouraging immigration plans. The same type issue is
also
 facing in the
country
 Canada. They are doing the same immigration policies to cover their vacancies in the government sector and in private. As per the above discussion in my point of view we need both older and younger ones in a balanced ratio.
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