Titlebook: Old Age In Europe; A Textbook of Geront Kathrin Komp,Marja Aartsen Book 2013 The Author(s) 2013 Active ageing.Bio- and health gerontology.C

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Conclusion: The Future of Greying Europe,e may have given rise to what is sometimes called ‘a(chǎn) silver economy’: an economy with all kinds of new products and services, particularly aimed at the growing share of healthy and wealthy senior citizens. The greying of Europe might, thus, ultimately lead us into a bright and colourful future.

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2211-3231 in Europe?.Includes supplementary material: .Europe currently is the oldest continent in the world and its population is still ageing. This demographic shift affects society, economy, and welfare states. Scholars from various disciplines and the public noted this development and wonder what effects

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Social Gerontology: Older People and Everybody Else,es vary across Europe. This chapter describes and explains such variation. Moreover, it discusses how older people are affected by the process of globalization, meaning the interconnectedness of countries because of increased trade, the creation of multi- and transnational organizations, travel, migration and cultural exchange.

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Economic Gerontology: Older People as Consumers and Workers, implemented reforms trying to encourage people to work until a later age. Older Europeans’ consumption patterns differ markedly from the ones of younger individuals, e.g. in that older people spend less money. Finally, this chapter discusses how the economic crisis might affect older Europeans.

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