While demographic change may seem slow and unnoticeable, its impact on the economic, social, and political future of a country is profound. This is particularly evident in Italy, the third oldest country in the world after Monaco and Japan. Growing longevity and the coexistence of multiple generations within families, organizations, and markets require a rethinking of education and integration policies. Embracing a demographic perspective can facilitate the development of innovative public policies and sustainable business strategies.
Building the future with demography
Billari, Francesco C.
2024
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While demographic change may seem slow and unnoticeable, its impact on the economic, social, and political future of a country is profound. This is particularly evident in Italy, the third oldest country in the world after Monaco and Japan. Growing longevity and the coexistence of multiple generations within families, organizations, and markets require a rethinking of education and integration policies. Embracing a demographic perspective can facilitate the development of innovative public policies and sustainable business strategies.File in questo prodotto:
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