TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kendig,Hal
AU  - McDonald,Peter F.
AU  - Piggott,John
TI  - Population ageing and Australia`s future 
SN  - 9781760460679
AV  - HQ1064.A88 P67 2016
U1  - 304.610994 23
KW  - Population aging
KW  - Australia
KW  - Population forecasting
KW  - Older people
KW  - fast
N1  - Includes bibliographical references; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Contributors; Part 1. Perspectives on ageing; Introduction: A multidisciplinary approach to ageing; Hal Kendig, Peter McDonald and John Piggott; Ageing and social change in Australia; Cathy Gong and Hal Kendig; Population ageing in Australia-National policy challenges and future directions; John Piggott; Part 2. Population ageing: Global, regional and Australian perspectives; Ageing in Australia: Population changes and responses; Peter McDonald; Declining fertility and the rising costs of children and the elderly in Japan and other selected Asian countries: An analysis based upon the NTA approachNaohiro Ogawa, Rikiya Matsukura, Sang-Hyop Lee; Facing the challenges of an ageing society; Jan Pakulski; Part 3. Improving health and wellbeing; Social research and actions on ageing well; Hal Kendig and Colette Browning; Enhancing cognitive capacities over the life-span ; Kaarin J Anstey; Social engagement in late life; Tim D Windsor, Rachel G Curtis, and Mary A Luszcz ; Wellbeing and its improvability as a national goal; Richard A Burns and Colette Browning Part 4. Responses by government and families/individuals; Retirement income strategies for an ageing population; Hazel Bateman; Ageing, entitlement and funding health care; Jane Hall and Kees van Gool; Financing aged care: The role of housing wealth and intergenerational relationships; Rachel Ong; Conclusions: An historic triumph that presents big challenges for public policy; Andrew Podger; Appendix 1: International perspectives and global benchmarking; Hal Kendig and Lisa Cannon; _ENREF_1; _ENREF_2; _ENREF_3; _ENREF_4; _ENREF_5; _ENREF_6; _ENREF_7; _ENREF_8_ENREF_9; _ENREF_10; _ENREF_11; _ENREF_12; _ENREF_13; _ENREF_14; _ENREF_15; _ENREF_16; _ENREF_17; _ENREF_18; _ENREF_19; _ENREF_20; _ENREF_21; _ENREF_22; _ENREF_23; _ENREF_24; _ENREF_25; _ENREF_26; _ENREF_27; _ENREF_28; _ENREF_29; _ENREF_30; _ENREF_31; _ENREF_32; _ENREF_33; _ENREF_34; _ENREF_35; _ENREF_36; _ENREF_37; _ENREF_38; _ENREF_39; _ENREF_40; _ENREF_41; _ENREF_42; _ENREF_43; _ENREF_44; _ENREF_45; _ENREF_46; _ENREF_47; _ENREF_48; _ENREF_49; _ENREF_50; _ENREF_51; _ENREF_52; _ENREF_53; _ENREF_54; _ENREF_55; _ENREF_32; _ENREF_20; Result_35; B6
UR  - http://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt1rqc955
ER  -