Demographer Elijahu Ben Moshe: “Israel has a two-front demography challenge”
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Israel is the only nation dealing with two fronts – aging population and high birthrate.
1.10.21 | Merav Arlozorov | TheMarker
Israel is the only nation dealing with two fronts – aging population and high birthrate.
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“The dependency ratio is on the increase,” said Eliyahu Ben Moshe. He is talking about the ratio between the number of people of working age and the number of people who are not. “Today, every four Israelis of working age support one elderly individual. Within two and a half decades, the burden will increase and there will …