
Seniors aged 65 or older made up more than 12 percent of all Koreans this year, raising concerns that the fast-aging population could weigh on the nation’s future economy.
Published : Oct. 1, 2013 - 20:31:37
Seniors aged 65 or older made up more than 12 percent of all Koreans this year, raising concerns that the fast-aging population could weigh on the nation’s future economy.
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