Titlebook: Demographic Transition, Labour Markets and Regional Resilience; Cristina Martinez,Tamara Weyman,Jouke van Dijk Book 2017 Springer Internat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1277-9ivity; (iv) increase net labour participation; and/or (v) optimise the spatial allocation of productive activities and jobs. This chapter focuses on growing labour productivity as a means to counteract the adverse effects of ageing using a new and unique micro-level dataset for the Netherlands.

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Markupsprachen am Beispiel von XML,al level, and highlights the complexity and interplay of the socio-economic and policy factors impacting demographic change. The chapter draws on the analysis of key trends and provides a framework for analysis and assessment of demographic transition at regional levels.

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Sílvia Araújo,Micaela Aguiar,Liana Ermakovaing population. This chapter discusses China current level of preparedness for its population ageing and a case study of Beijing on the current and potential needs of the elderly and the supply of old-age people oriented products and services.

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Parallel and Distributed Processingnd age-management indexes as instruments for decision-making and strategic prioritisation of actions. It then reflects on the lessons learned from this book and offers some guidelines to manage demographic change in cities and regions.

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Cities, Regions and Population Decline,s associated with fostering long run regional resilience in the face of adverse demographics will be discussed. The impacts of these discussions on changes in public policy perceptions will also be discussed and suggestions for new research agendas in urban economics will also be put forward.

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