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Changing Demographic Profile of the United States
Highlights changes in U.S. demography that have occurred since 1950, and illustrates how these and future trends will reshape the nation through 2050. Examines changes and underlying factors that contribute to population growth in the U.S.; analyzes changes in the age and sex structure of the U.S.; and describes the changing profile of major racial groups in U.S., including analysis of data on race and Hispanic origin. Discusses policy considerations to adapt to current and projected demographic changes as they relate to work, retirement, pensions; private wealth and income security; the health of the aging population; Federal budget; public health, health care, and health spending; immigration policy; and the challenges of growing racial and ethnic diversity. Includes tables and graphs.
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Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service.