World Without Youth

World Without Youth: Implications and Solutions is a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of the demographic crisis facing the world today. With populations aging and birth rates declining, author Pasquale De Marco examines the causes and consequences of this trend and offers solutions to address it.
The book begins by examining the economic, social, political, and environmental challenges posed by an aging population. It then discusses the ethical dimensions of aging, including the ethics of life extension, the ethics of allocating healthcare resources, and the ethics of end-of-life care.
One of the key challenges discussed in the book is the decline of the labor force and its impact on productivity. As more and more people retire, there are fewer workers to fill the jobs that are needed to support the economy. This can lead to a slowdown in economic growth, rising inflation, and a decline in living standards.
Another challenge is the rising cost of healthcare. As people age, they are more likely to experience chronic health conditions, which require expensive and long-term care. This is putting a strain on healthcare budgets around the world and making it difficult for people to afford the care they need.
The book also explores the social and political consequences of an aging population. For example, the decline of the family and the rise of loneliness and isolation among the elderly are two major social issues that are discussed. The book also examines the impact of an aging population on political stability and the rise of populism and nationalism.
World Without Youth is a timely and important book that offers a comprehensive overview of the demographic crisis facing the world today. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the challenges and opportunities of an aging population and for anyone who is interested in finding solutions to this global issue.
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