Archives

Comparison of 180 U.S. cities based on 45 key metrics that consider essential family dynamics, such as the cost of housing, the quality of local school and health-care systems, and the [...]

The earnings of immigrants decline as they age due to the informal nature of their jobs and lower contributions to social pension benefits. [Leafia Zi Ye – The Conversation, 16 April 2024.] [...]

The link between income and first birth has become more strongly positive over the past two decades. This is true mainly for women but also men, and suggests that increasing income prerequisites [...]

As in many other nations, the combination of declining fertility rates and longer life expectancies presents a complex situation, necessitating provisions for social security and healthcare for [...]

How companies are adapting to aging populations around the world with new products, new personnel policies and new marketing tactics. [Charles Wallace – Global Finance, 7 March 2024.] READ MORE

This policy brief examines some of the intergenerational social trends that either were persistent or changed considerably over the last decade and a half, sometimes contrary to expectations.

The very steady increase in the share of elders alongside pressing broader socioeconomic challenges gives the government little incentive to prioritize social or economic ageing-related issues on [...]

In the real world, time complicates intergenerational trades. Future generations can’t pay the present one to save more because they aren’t around to trade with us, nor can they tell us what [...]

How does a family build and maintain intergenerational wealth for two generations, three generations and beyond while still maintaining family harmony? [Sharon Olson – Forbes, 22 December [...]