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Fortunately there is a time window, of about a decade, during which the population of working age will be at a historic high.
ECONOMIST: Forever young
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Since 1997, inactivity has stuck at just over a fifth of the working-age population.
ECONOMIST: Labour's economic claims
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Greg Ward, of the council's economic development unit, thinks investors had been put off by the city's high employment rate, which stood at just over 80% of the working-age population in 2008.
ECONOMIST: Looking for an upside to the downturn
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As economist John Lott noted at FoxNews.com on October 5, the working age population grew by 206, 000 last month.
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The elderly on Medicare and the poor on Medicaid use more medical services, and therefore are at greater risk for poor care, than the working-age population.
FORBES: If You Want to Stop Hospital Harm, Don't Call a Capitalist
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The latest figures show that unemployment in the Falkirk areas stands at about 2, 872 - or 3% of the working age population.
BBC: Human cost of economic slowdown
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With the working age population on the rise, it said employment levels before the downturn would not be regained until at least 2020.
BBC: 'Slow recovery' for Scots jobs market, economists warn