The stages of the life cycle, Ageing

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  • Memo

    Will most of the children born today live to the age of 100?

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  • Memo

    Informal support for dependent older persons in France: understanding individual and family caregiving behaviors in order to adapt the welfare system

    In 2011, 80% of persons aged 60 or older and at least partially dependent receive informal support from a family member.

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    French youth policy: critical analysis and recommendations

    Stéphane Carcillo (OECD, Sciences Po), Claire Guichet (CESE, Paris II, CERSA), Bruno Palier (CNRS and Sciences Po) and Olivier Thévenon (OECD and INED) shared their answers to this question at a round table discussion at INED on May 27, the closing event of the Demographic Economy unit research day on transitions to adulthood. The following is a summary of their remarks.

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  • Games The World Population and me

    The World Population and me

    Where do you stand in the world population? Enter your age and you will find out: The world population in the year you were born ? How many people were born the same year as you ? How many are still alive ? How many are dead ? How many are older than you ? How many are younger than you ? Generation’s evolution proposed by l’institut national d’études démographiques.

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