Ageing, Health Status, and Economic Activity in Scotland : a Twenty Year View

Countries worldwide face the economic and public expenditure challenges of an ageing population. However, ageing per se is but one part of the challenge. The forecast for Scotland’s population health and labour market status will further impact on the scale of required public spending – in health and social protection - as well as on the base of those who are economically active and capable of bearing the scale of such expenditure (by way of taxation). This analysis points to the value on the public expenditure side of early health, education and social protection interventions to reduce future forecast expenditure in health and social protection. On the revenue raising side, it points to the need to expand Scotland’s future effective working age population by way of reducing those considered NEET, expanding female and post age 65/67 labour market participation, and of attracting new working age migrants to Scotland

Managing the Nation's economy - the conduct of monetary and fiscal policy.

A speech by Sir Terence Burns, the Treasury's Perminent Secretary, at the Annual Lecture of the South Bank Business School, South Bank University.

The poetical works of Robert Burns.

"Memoir of Burns, by Sir Harris Nicolas": v.1, p. [xvii]-lxxiv.v. 1-2 lack imprint date.Mode of access: Internet