Published
As Europeans live longer and have fewer children, the proportion of elderly citizens will increase while the proportion of working-aged citizens will fall. This demographic evolution presents a challenge to our societies and our public finances that we need to prepare for
- Category
- Documentary
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
04:56
How to Get Rid of Wrinkles on Your Face and Neck - Anti Ageing Tutorial
-
03:35
How Can We Address the Mental Health Crisis within the Homeless Population?
-
02:29
The Population Of Los Angeles Just Hit 4 Million - CONAN on TBS
-
01:57
European Economy explained- Preventing future crisis
-
03:07
Why Is The U.S. Prison Population So Large?
-
01:00
Sharing economy - explained
-
03:34
The European Commission explained - Functioning and Tasks
-
01:49
European Economy Explained -A balancing act – Addressing macroeconomic imbalances
-
03:35
Mentally Ill Homeless Population Not Getting Help
-
05:54
Rewinding the biological clock: How to reverse ageing
-
06:49
BBC News Review: World population increases to 8 billion
-
02:27
European Economy Explained - Climbing higher together
-
04:17
What We Know About The Ghost Population Of Missing Humans
-
05:49
Cancer, ageing, and the importance of the tumour microenvironment
-
02:59
US Prison Population: The Largest In The World
-
01:12
EU explained: How the European elections work | DW News
-
02:29
European Economy Explained- Managing our Economies
-
11:50
Empowering Healthy Ageing with Good Design: Julie Doyle at TEDxFulbrightDublin
-
11:20
Rethinking Population: Sheril Kirshenbaum at TEDxMonterey
-
13:40
Population Growth and Food Supply: Bottom Up or Top Down? | Tom Wilson | TEDxTucsonSalon
-
05:08
Digital Agenda Scoreboard 2015: Strengthening the European Digital Economy and Society
-
16:20
Ageing: The long goodbye
-
07:18
Stunning America's Prison Population Statistics
-
02:33
European Anthem (Ceremony to mark the start of the European Commission)
Loading...