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U.S. development policy in an aging world
new challenges and new priorities for a new demographic era
United States development policy in an aging world
Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.)
1 online resource (iv, 26 pages) : illustrations, map
As the demographic transition progresses, many of the traditional obstacles to successful development are beginning to recede in large parts of the developing world. Yet at the same time, developing countries find themselves encountering new hurdles that must be surmounted if they are to prosper in the new demographic era. The United States has a vital national interest in helping emerging markets meet these challenges. To do so effectively, it will have to reevaluate its development priorities. This report explores the implications of the new demographic realities for development prospects and development policy.
Acknowledgments. -- Introduction. -- Chapter 1: The promise of the demographic dividend. -- Chapter 2: New challenges for the developing world. -- Chapter 3: Lessons for U.S. development policy. -- Appendixes. -- About the authors.
Richard Jackson, Reimar Macaranas, Tobias Peter.
"A research report from the Project on U.S. Leadership in Development"--Title page.