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Seniors looking after one another

Seniors looking after one another
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Seniors Looking After One Another - All China Women s Federation

Seniors Looking After One Another - All China Women s Federation
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China wants to build a silver economy for its ageing society – but who will keep it running?

China’s population is expected to age dramatically as birth rates drop and the labour force shrinks. Who will care for the elderly in a far greyer future – and what happens when carers, already on the older side, become seniors themselves?

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Guideline seeks to expand supply of caregivers for elderly

Guideline seeks to expand supply of caregivers for elderly
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Officials vow to boost silver economy as population ages

Chinese officials vowed on Monday to fully implement a recently released development plan for the “silver economy,” or the eldercare industry, to cope with an aging population and foster new economic growth drivers. A number of Chinese companies have also been stepping up investment in the industry that could be as big as 30 trillion yuan ($4.18 trillion) by 2035.

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