Economics of Longevity Study
Our country's economy in the future
The Economics of Longevity Study, commissioned by CENIE to Oxford Economics, with the collaboration of the University of Salamanca, consisted of analysing the socio-economic impact and value of the economics of longevity in Spain. As demographics continue to change, the 50+ cohort will play an increasingly important role in the economy. Understanding the value of longevity economics will have important implications for policy and business decision-making in Spain.
This study measures the contributions of the longevity economy through three channels: the first is an assessment of the socio-economic impact of spending by the over-50s living in Spain, the second impact channel examined was the socio-economic contributions of over-50s visitors to Spain, and finally, the study looked at the role of the over-50s in the labour market.
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