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Population Shock

Abul RizviSeries: In the National Interest
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Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Monash University Publishing

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Australia's looming population crisis and how to avert it.Is Australia heading for a population shock? Economist Abul Rizvi examines the long-term consequences of population ageing, exploring the economic and social challenges facing Australia as its population ages.
Rizvi argues that current government policies are inadequate to address these challenges and proposes a range of policy reforms to slow the rate of population ageing, maintain economic growth, and reduce social inequality. This book is for:

- Economists
- Policymakers
- Demographers
Discover Population Shock and understand the critical choices facing Australia's future. Will Australia adapt in time, or will it succumb to the shock?

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