Latin American countries are going through a demographic transition and, consequently, a population aging process.
This implies a relative decline in the number of children and an increase in older adults in the next few decades, until the population structure begins to stabilize.
Population aging is the result of a slow but sustained reduction in mortality, which implies an increase in life expectancy and fertility.
These two trends clearly reflect long-term improvements in welfare and in econo.
World Bank Publications When we're sixty-four: policy options to address population aging in latin america and the caribbean, paperback/rafael rofman
