Writing report

Human beings are currently living longer than the past generations. Some people believe that the ageing population builds difficulties for governments. While the others think that there are advantages if society has more elderly people. This essay will argue that to what extent do the benefits and losses of having an ageing population outweigh. Nowadays elderly people cover almost half of the population in the world. This results of an increasing count of elderly communities would put financial pressure on the government, however, it may have some financial benefits too, also, elder people would convey their experiences to the younger generation to develop the world. To begin with, without the right number of citizens in their city it would've been hard for governments to build a park and buildings to be built. However, if the figure of elderly population increases they can charge more taxes and improve their financial situation for the next big cases. Therefore, the countries may ensure themselves since the number of citizens who might pay fines and taxes rises. For instance, in Mongolia, the average age of humans has risen in the last decade, and the amount of income has gone up by 20%. Furthermore, in the work field where the vast majority of younger folks work may struggle with the lack of experienced workers. The learning process gets faster if there is someone who is wiser and has a great experience. Moreover, there are some life-threatening jobs and hiring elder people for work would be preferable as younger people have longer lives ahead. Such as mining, logging and roofing In conclusion, the increasing number of old citizens instead of being a problem for the government, would help the next generation and would make our society better.