Titlebook: Retirement Migration from the U.S. to Latin American Colonial Cities; Philip D. Sloane,Sheryl Zimmerman,Johanna Silbersa Book 2020 Springe

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Retirement Migration from the U.S. to Latin American Colonial Cities978-3-030-33543-4Series ISSN 2197-5841 Series E-ISSN 2197-585X

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Obtaining Health Care as an International Retiree Living in Cuenca, Ecuador and San Miguel de AllenBecause of their age, retirees often have chronic illnesses, use health care services frequently, and consequently consider health care access a greater priority than do younger persons. Therefore, we anticipated that the availability of quality health care would be important to international retirees who are living abroad in Latin America.

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Philip D. Sloane,Sheryl Zimmerman,Johanna SilbersaProvides an overview of retirement migration from the United States and Canada to Latin America.Describes the impact of retirement migration on local communities.Identifies the impact of governmental

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to be found everywhere, from political speeches to business manuals. However, the concept will be misunderstood, he warns, if we think of it solely in terms of economic interdependence and the mere existence of interconnections that are literally worldwide. Driven by a mixture of political and econo

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Philip D. Sloane,Johanna SilbersackTorres Strait and its islands and people. Australia is the closest and biggest neighbor of PNG; it’s also the most influential one. In an arc-like fashion Australia is surrounded by several smaller,?poorer and subsequentially weaker nations like Solomon Islands, PNG, Fiji and Vanatu, including polit

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Lea Efird,Philip D. Sloane,Johanna Silbersack,Sheryl Zimmerman2004a).. These changes will have significant impacts upon pension and healthcare costs, the demand for different products and services, the quantity and composition of labor forces, productivity levels etc. and hence national and regional economic growth and living standards (Mackeller 2003; Samorod

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Philip D. Sloane,Maria Gabriela Castro,Erika Munshiill continue to change in the future. Human beings have — with more or less success — adjusted themselves to such changes, and this has prompted creative survival strategies with far reaching social-economic and geographical implications. In the past century, the intensification of human activity on