Produktyvios valstybės išlaidos ir jų poveikis ekonomikos augimui

Liesionis, Vytautas; Račkauskas, Mantautas

doi:10.7220/aesr.1822.7996.2012.6.2.4

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“…Consequently, in the past most of the scientists have been focusing on negative aspects of aging or preventing the decline of youth (Rowe, Kahn, 1997;Fries 2002). V. Liesionis, M. Račkauskas (2012) analyzed the effectiveness of government expenditure allocation according to the opinion of different authors about productive expenditure and its influence to economic growth. They found relation between productive expenditure and people ageing.…”

Section: Theoretical Aspects Of Society Agingmentioning

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Society Aging Problems and their Solutions in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland

Zālīte¹,

Liepa²,

Atkočiūnienė³

et al. 2021

Regional Formation and Development Studies

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The European Union data surveys give evidence of the growing trend of population ageing in the Member States. The aim of the study was to analyse the social structure of population in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland in comparison with the average population in the EU-27 and present recommendations for policy makers for further improvement of the social policy development in these countries. The authors used monographic method to study theoretical aspects of society aging and welfare and statistical data analysis of secondary data aggregated by Eurostat reports, Eurobarometer survey and databases of national institutions. The analysis of the society aging indicators in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland clearly shows that the policy makers of these countries so far have been mainly focusing on unpopular measures -either increasing taxes or raising the retirement age, which have caused citizens' dissatisfaction with the existing social policy that does not provide any hopes for the existing and becoming pensioners to approximate to successful aging. The authors consider that the national institutions responsible for society's welfare issues should further encourage socially innovative solutions by finding unusual ideas for obtaining multidimensional support, including the assistance provided by policy-makers and involving local agents to enhance inclusion of the aged population in the labour market, especially in creating jobs for themselves, being able to retain employment as temporary workers or being encouraged to work in other professions.

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Section: Theoretical Aspects Of Society Agingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Society Aging Problems and their Solutions in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland

Zālīte¹,

Liepa²,

Atkočiūnienė³

et al. 2021

Regional Formation and Development Studies

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“…The Government of Lithuania could have reduced the negative effects of the crisis only by reducing rather than increasing the tax rates, since it would have increased aggregate demand, consumption, employment, company investments, etc. According klyvienė (2014) and other Lithuanian scientists (Gylys, 2009;Liesionis, Račkauskas, 2012;melnikas, 2011 etc. ), this could have triggered the faster stabilisation of the economic situation and gained greater trust of the population and company representatives in the actions taken by the Government.…”

Section: Changes In the Main Tax Rates In Lithuania During The Crisismentioning

confidence: 99%