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Mortality Projections for Social Security Programs in the United States

Mortality Projections for Social Security Programs in the United States This paper examines past mortality trends and discusses how these trends may change over the next 75 years, thus ...
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Description: This paper examines past mortality trends and discusses how these trends may change over the next 75 years, thus influencing the growth of the elderly population. In addition, this paper describes the methods and assumptions used to project future mortality rates and presents results, including assumed annual rates of mortality reduction and projected life expectancies. As well, this paper discusses stochastic time-series methods that are used to help quantify the variability in the mortality rate projections.
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- Authors: Alice H Wade
- Date: Jan 2008
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Topics: Demography
Mortality Projections for Social Security Programs in the United States Abstract

Mortality Projections for Social Security Programs in the United States Abstract This paper examines past mortality trends and discusses how these trends may change over the next 75 years, thus ...
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Description: This paper examines past mortality trends and discusses how these trends may change over the next 75 years, thus influencing the growth of the elderly population. In addition, this paper describes the methods and assumptions used to project future mortality rates and presents results, including assumed annual rates of mortality reduction and projected life expectancies. As well, this paper discusses stochastic time-series methods that are used to help quantify the variability in the mortality rate projections.
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- Authors: Alice H Wade
- Date: Jan 2008
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Topics: Demography

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