The document discusses how raising the labor force participation of older workers in Eurozone countries could help boost their economic recovery. It analyzes three scenarios: keeping participation rates at current levels, gradually increasing rates for those over 65, and gradually increasing rates for those over 50. The results show that even a gradual increase could significantly impact long-term GDP growth rates. However, raising participation alone will not be enough and must be accompanied by policies to improve workforce productivity across the region. The document also examines factors that influence longer working lives and argues that both incentives and health support are needed to harness the potential of older workers.