Population Aging, Human Capital Accumulation, and Productivity Growth (2008) covers the broad economic significance of the global aging of the work force. (more) (contents)

The Political Economy of Global Population Change, 1950–2050 (2006) explores the international political dimensions of the population explosion and its aftermath. (more) (contents)

Aging, Health, and Public Policy: Demographic and Economic Perspectives (2004) explores the impact of population aging in the United States. The contents of this supplement are now available online as PDFs. (more) (downloadable contents)

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Articles

"The effect of population growth on economic growth: A meta-regression analysis of the macroeconomic literature" (abstract)

"Reconsidering the Northwest European family system: Living arrangements of the aged in comparative historical perspective" (abstract)

"Risk exposure in early life and mortality at older ages: Evidence from Union Army veterans" (abstract)

"A gendered assessment of highly skilled emigration" (abstract)

Notes and Commentary

"What’s next for the demography of aging? A symposium"  (abstract)

"Population dynamics in Italy in the Middle Ages: New insights from archaeological findings"  (abstract)

Data and Perspectives

"US presidential elections and the spatial pattern of the American second demographic transition"  (abstract)

"Evidence for an incipient decline in numbers of missing girls in China and India"  (abstract)

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