An edition of Age Power
(1999)
Age Power
How the 21st Century Will Be Ruled by the New Old
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by Ken Dychtwald
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Aging, Social aspects of Aging, Baby boom generation, Forecasts, Social prediction, Twenty-first century, Aged, Long Now Manual for Civilization, Forecasting, Aging--social aspects, Aging--social aspects--united states, Baby boom generation--united states, Social prediction--united states, Twenty-first century--forecasts, Hq1064.u5 d926 1999, 305.26/0973Places
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Age Power: How the 21st Century Will Be Ruled by the New Old
September 21, 2000, Tarcher
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"America is becoming a "gerontocracy" and four outcomes are certain: 1. More of us will live longer than in any previous generation; 2. The epicenter of economic and political power will shift from the young to the old; 3. We will need to change our current mind set about how to spend our extra years of life; and 4. How we decide to behave as elders will, in all likelihood, become the most important challenge we will face in our lives."
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