In many countries, people are now living longer than ever before. Some people say an ageing population creates problems for governments. Other people think there are benefits if society has more elderly people. To what extent do the advantages of having an ageing population outweigh the disadvantages?

Nowadays the

age

of death has increased in many countries, and

this

situation has made the population older and caused some arguments for, and against

this

ageing society. Some argue that

this

is a beneficial matter for the community,

while

others believe that

this

may cause some difficulties for the government.

This

essay will analyze both views

as well as

my own reasons for the outweigh of negative aspects.

To begin

with, some individuals consider

this

situation an opportunity to use the elderly people’s experiences more than before. To clarify

this

, a professor in a university, who taught and educated so many students, can continue teaching more of these science pursuers.

Although

they can use the books written by them, face-to-face experience is not comparable to just reading words and following instructions.

On the other hand

, others assume that the increase in the

age

average could lead to two main issues for the government.

Firstly

,

this

may cause a rise in population,

thus

the facilities and infrastructures will be limited for citizens.

Secondly

, by raising the

age

average, an increase in the retirement

age

would be required,

consequently

, the job situations will be limited, and youngsters might have difficulties finding a career.

In addition

, I believe that the benefits are not worth all the trouble that

this

matter causes. In conclusion,

although

there are some convincing reasons which could make the rise of the population of older people advantageous,

this

causes some significant problems for both the government and society which makes

this

situation more disadvantageous.