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The elderly in the Russian Federation implications for socio-economic development | Author(s) | Irina Kopyrina |
Journal title | BOLD, vol 17, no 4, August 2007 |
Publisher | International Institute on Ageing (United Nations - Malta), August 2007 |
Pages | pp 21-31 |
Source | http://www.inia.org.mt |
Keywords | Ageing process ; Economic status [elderly] ; Social policy ; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. |
Annotation | Russia and the other former Soviet Republics are undergoing transition in their economic, social and political structures, which has left the majority of Russians living in poverty. This article presents demographic indicators that illustrate social implications of ageing in respect of: the family; care services for older people; the pension system (a new structure was introduced in 2002); benefits and allowances; social services; and medical and economic situations. It recommends that the Russian Federal Government needs to raise the quality of life of a significant portion of its population. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-071024204 A |
Classmark | BG: F:W: TM2: 7AA |
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