Not all local areas are aging the same
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The document discusses how aging trends vary significantly between urban and rural areas, as well as within cities. Rural areas currently have higher percentages of elderly populations but are aging more slowly, while urban populations are younger but aging faster. Additionally, different cities and even different parts of the same city are experiencing diverse aging patterns and challenges. A forthcoming OECD report will provide more analysis on aging trends in urban environments.
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