These adjustments help users to explore the geographical patterns of health risk that aren't just the result of aging populations or poverty. (sciencedaily.com)
Over 82 % of the net increase in the working age population in the last year is in the group of those 55 years and older. (canadianbusiness.com)
Yes, demographics matter — higher population of the elderly does not drive housing generally, while working age population growth can drive household formation and higher demand for housing. (houseofdebt.org)