Abstract - HJÆLP

Jeg kan se nogle muligheder for forbedring. Jeg skal give en hånd.

The study examines, how we, today, have a longer and healthier life than before. In the population as a whole, living conditions and health statuses have improved considerably. This "change to the better" will continue over the coming decades. Statistics shows that the average age will increase from 36,7, in the beginning of the eighties, to 40,3 in the year 2010. Forecasts shows it will continue rising to about 44 in the middle of the next century (2050). In average, one out of three inhabitants in Denmark will be over 60. Further more, 10 percent of the population will be over 80 years old or older, and one out of four Danes will be retired in 2050.
The paper also takes account for the consequences it will have on the society. For example, a lesser part of the population will be in engaged in production, and a lesser part of the population will pay for the increase in the dependency ratio.
Furthermore, the paper discusses two main opinions on the future development of the Danish society. These two alternatives scenarios are presented by "Velfærdskommissionen" and "Professor Jørgen Goul Andersen". In brief, Velfærdskommissionen is the opinion that an increase on the labour force, changes in pension benefits, and increased pension age, are the key factors to change. On the other hand, it is shown that Professor Goul Andersen sees no reason for concerns. He believes that people can be motivated by benefits, rather than force.
A number of different alternatives have also been discussed. Some examples are tax increases, increased pension age, private pension funds, but also decreases in public spending.
The conclusion of this study is, that the way forward is a matter of model chosen, the residual or the universal model, and also social, economical, and political aspects.
The big conclusion, however, to the question on how to provide services while containing costs might be different, but certainly not an age quake. Could it be the usage of robots to care for the older generation or are we still going to use people complemented by emigrants as labour enforcement?

Bare nogle ting jeg syntes ser bedre ud, men nogen kan nok gøre bedre end mig :3

 det SER bedre ud - tusind tak :P

Jeg fandt ud af at det kun må fylde 1/2 side, så var nødt til at forkorte det ned...

nu ser det altså således ud: 

The study examines, how we today have a longer and healthier live than before. In the population as a whole, living conditions and health status has improved considerably. This "change to the better" will continue over the coming decades. Statistics shows that 10 percent of the population will be over 80 years old or older, and one out of four Danes will be retired in 2050. The paper also takes account for the consequences it will have on the society. For example, a lesser part of the population will be engaged in production and a lesser part of the population will pay for the increase in the dependency ratio.
Furthermore, the paper discusses two main opinions on the future development of the Danish society. These two alternatives scenarios are presented by “Velfærdskommissionen” and Professor Jørgen Goul Andersen. Discussed alternatives could not only be tax increases, increased pension age, change in pension benefits, private pension funds, decreases in public spending but also motivation by benefits rather than force.
The conclusion of this study is, that the way forward is a matter of model chosen, the residual or the universal model but also social, economical and political aspects. The answer to providing services while containing costs might be different. Could it be the usage of robots to care for the elderly generation or are we still going to use people complemented by emigrants as labour enforcement?

Igen tak fordi du er så fantastisk hjælpsom ;)

 jeg er nu også usikker på, om det er det rigtige indhold, men det er selvfølgelig svært for andre end mine lære at dømme..