The Components of Change in Population Growth Rates
The results show that survival progress is mainly having an effect on population growth at older ages, although accounting for indirect historical effects illuminates additional contributions at [...]
Generational Fairness in Climate Change
Environmental behavior and awareness differ according to the household composition, income and educational structure of families. [Andreas Edel, Susanne Höb, Nadine Vera Mair, Tobias Riepl, Erich [...]
Is it young people’s fault if they can’t afford a home?
Generations are divided on whether old people are to blame for high house prices. [Matthew Smith – YouGov, 14 February 2022.] READ MORE
France: Intergenerational living helps relieve isolation for seniors and students
The number of intergenerational roommates in France dropped in the beginning of the pandemic, now older and younger people in cities are seeking out companionship again. [Maria Wilczek – [...]
Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines
European welfare states are neither primarily nor solely responsible for inequality reduction. They redistribute much more across age than across socio-economic status lines. [Pieter Vanhuysse, [...]
Family Matters: Multigenerational Living Is on the Rise and Here to Stay
This study reveals multigenerational living nearly quadrupled in the past decade, with the pandemic playing a strong role. [OECD, March 2021.] DOWNLOAD STUDY
Global Report on Ageism
This report brings together the best available evidence on the nature and magnitude of ageism, its determinants and its impact. It outlines what strategies work to prevent and counter ageism, [...]
