Gemma Abío, Concepció Patxot, Miguel Sánchez-Romero, Guadalupe Souto
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The demographic transition experienced by developed countries produces initial positive effects on economic growth ‒ the first demographic dividend ‒ which can be extended into a second demographic dividend if baby boomers’ savings increase capital accumul
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The demographic transition experienced by developed countries produces initial positive effects on economic growth ‒ the first demographic dividend ‒ which can be extended into a second demographic dividend if baby boomers’ savings increase capital accumul
Key concepts: Demographic dividend, Demographic transition, Dividend, Economics, Demographic change, Baby boomers, Welfare, Demographics