Titlebook: Demographic Change in Germany; The Economic and Fis Ingrid Hamm,Helmut Seitz,Martin Werding Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 200

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Isabel Carvalho,Victor Nassar,Milton Vieirale save less than younger people, an aging society saves less. This should increase interest rates since supply of funds gets tight. At the same time, the younger generation becomes ever smaller, so there is also less demand for new investment. The equilibrium effect is thus uncertain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05890-5 estimated to be 1.5 children per woman. A Swedish or French woman of the same cohort will have given birth to almost 2 children during her life time (Council of Europe 2004). Germany’s low fertility in part is manifest in a high proportion of childlessness. Even though childlessness is advancing in

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Ingrid Hamm,Helmut Seitz,Martin WerdingUp-to-date summary of consequences of demographic aging.Germany as illustrative example.Leading experts use methods of the forefront of current research.Long-term projections.Includes supplementary ma

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