Contenu du sommaire : Population Aging, Human Capital Accumulation, and Productivity Growth

Population Aging, Human Capital Accumulation, and Productivity Growth

• Introduction - Bloom D.E., Lutz W., Prskawetz A. p. 3-14
• Global Demographic Change: Dimensions and Economic Significance - Bloom D.E., Canning D. p. 17-51
• The Impact of Global Aging on Labor, Product, and Capital Markets - Börsch-Supan A.H. p. 52-77
• Aggregate Evidence on the Link Between Age Structure and Productivity - Feyrer J. p. 78-99
• Declining Mortality Among British Scientists During the Age of Enlightenment - Edwards R.D. p. 103-125
• Demographic, Economic, and Institutional Factors in the Transition to Modern Growth in England: 1530-1860 - Boucekkine R., De La Croix D., Peeters D. p. 126-148
• The Population Dynamics of Human Capital Accumulation - Lutz W., Goujon A., Wils A. p. 149-187
• Age and Productivity Potential: A New Approach Based on Ability Levels and Industry-Wide Task Demand - Skirbekk V. p. 191-207
• Charting the Economic Life Cycle - Lee R., Lee S.H., Mason A. p. 208-237
• Productivity Consequences of Workforce Aging: Stagnation or Horndal Effect? - Malmberg B., Lindh T., Halvarsson M. p. 238-256
• Older Workers and National Productivity in Japan - Clark R.L., Ogawa N., Lee S.H., Matsukura R. p. 257-274
• Growth Effects of Age-Related Productivity Differentials in an Aging Society: A Simulation Study for Austria - Hofer H., Url T. p. 275-297
• Workforce Aging and Labor Productivity: The Role of Supply and Demand for Labor in the G7 Countries - Prskawetz A., Fent T., Guest R. p. 298-323