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Socio-economic status and living arrangements of older persons in Finland | Author(s) | Jarl Lindgren, Anneli Míettenen, Mauri Neimenen |
Corporate Author | Population Activities Unit, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe - UN; Population Research Institute of Väestöliito |
Publisher | United Nations, New York, 1999 |
Pages | 134 pp |
Keywords | Economic status [elderly] ; Living patterns ; Income [older people] ; Statistics [data] ; Finland. |
Annotation | Although one of last countries to experience the demographic shifts typical of industrialisation, Finland seems to be one of the first to face full-scale ageing of the population. Within the next 20 years, the large age groups born after the Second World War will reach retirement age, and the proportion of senior citizens will almost double. This report provides information and statistics on several aspects of living conditions and provision for older people and their well-being: living arrangements; work and retirement; sources of income; and housing conditions. However, as the report is mainly intended for international comparisons, findings are usually presented as percentages. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-000131001 B |
Classmark | F:W: K7: JF: 6C: 76L |
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