Elderly populations refer to the segment of a country's population that is in the later stages of life, typically aged 65 and older. These individuals often face unique health, economic, and social challenges.
Related terms
Aging population: A term used to describe an increase in the proportion of elderly individuals within a population over time.
Dependency ratio: The ratio between the economically dependent (children and elderly) population and the working-age (productive) population.
Pension system: Refers to government programs that provide financial support or income to retired individuals.