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By 2060, Less Than 60% of Non-Hispanic White Population and About 65% of Non-Hispanic Multiracial Population Will Be Working Age PRIMARY_TEXT

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An increasing older population and a shrinking working-age population have implications for the health care system, informal caregiving, social security prog...not found — this server looked at the page and did not find the passage

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QUOTE {}An increasing older population and a shrinking working-age population have implications for the health care system, informal caregiving, social security programs and the economy. But increases in fertility and immigration can help mitiga...

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