Examples of using Ageing populations in English and their translations into German
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Council conclusions on the report on the impact of ageing populations on public spending.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution to the challenge posed by ageing populations to pension systems.
All European societies are facing ageing populations, and pension systems all over Europe are being reformed.
Over the coming decades, ageing populations in Europe will put increasing pressure on public finances.
Economic and fiscal implications of ageing populations- mandate for further work IN the Economic Policy Committee EPC.
budgetary implications of ageing populations.
A prudent budgetary position over the medium term would help avoid such risks in the context of ageing populations.
Pensions: ageing populations will cause a fall in the ratio of contributors to pensioners between now and 2050.
Sound public finances have been also associated with the need to prepare for the budgetary consequences of ageing populations.
Ageing populations and secular demand trends.
People-centered health systems for ageing populations;
Demographics are destiny: what gives between central bank manipulation and ageing populations?
New patterns of disease, rapidly evolving medical technologies, ageing populations, and continuing budget constraints.
Ageing populations imply important challenges.
One of the distinguishing characteristics of the European nations is their ageing populations.
Source: Economic Policy Committee(2001)“Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations”.
Source: Economic Policy Committee(2001)“Budgetary challenges posed by ageing populations”.
Ageing populations.
Ageing populations in urban areas are growing dramatically.
There is no doubt that ageing populations are a concern in many countries.