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>Answer in point form (No single word responses)

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yes definately i think they hving fun

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What is the impact of the silvering trend on Singapore?

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What are some ways in which the elderly can contribute to society?

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-There will be a higher demand for healthcare an social services, smaller security forces, reduction in competitiveness,
-Strain on working population, fewer children to depend on to take care of needs and expenses,
-People are more prone to age related illnesses, more money spent on building elderly friendly facilities,
-Increase in demand for community based services, eg. (Day cares, nursing, befriended services.)
-There will also be a higher demand for trained welfare staff,
-Fewer babies, which leads to fewer men to serve the army, therefore weakening the strength of our defence and makes us more vulnerable,
-Smaller working population which leads to government having less money as they gain revenue by taxing the working population,
-Increase in taxation making some people choose to migrate to other countries due to the financial burden.
- Reduction in the size of Singapore's workforce and an ageing workforce.

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-Singaporeans generally remain healthy in their early twilight years
-tapping into their expertise and experience.
-Singapore’s retiring age has been raised from 65 to 67

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- stress given to caretakers
- singapore becomes a "super-aged" country by 2030
- more healthcare services are needed etc more hospitals/ polyclinic
- more taxes would be implied to working people
- creation of CPF which encourages self-reliance by making each individual respinsible of their own retirement needs instead of relying on people giving them the money to survive

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Q1)the silver trend helps the seniors by minimising stress, supplement the needs.
Q2) They can help by being relief caregivers
Being cleaners, drinks assistants.

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Q1:
-fewer people able to support the elderly due to the low birth rate and cost of living is getting higher
- economy might crash due to less people working
- higher amount of taxes to be paid

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Q1 Silver trend in Singapore can make elderly feel more involved and encourage them to try new things before it's too late. It can help bring them out of their comfort zones and allow them to experience more.

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-Singapore becomes a “super-aged” country.
-It will touch every aspect of Singapore’s society and economy, from it’s first fiscal policies to its generational dynamics.
-social tensions emerge ageing population.
-Put pressure on caregivers, who are already under increasing stress as each family has fewer children to support the older generation.

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With the silvering trend, it is certainly a concern especially with the decrease in the population of the singapore armed forces. This makes our defence vulnerable. Not only that, an amount of money will be spent building ramps and buildings for the elderly. This certainly does impact the economic supply of singapore

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> volunteer at shelters
>be relief caregivers for families who need help w ther elderly
>give to charity
>continue to work

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I think it help the elderly to excersise and not be bored

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- becomes comsumers to products like walking frames with safety-enabled wheels
- can work as they have the experience and expertise and the rehiring age increases from 65 to 67
- let the younger people of the country learn from them etc learn abt Singapore's history and get advice from them

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q1. it will affect singapore’s economy as the number of workers paying taxes has shrunk .

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- rapid aging population aged 50 and above
- join 33 others as a "super-aged" country
- one in five people are aged 65 and above

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• More money has to be spent on building elderly friendly facilities.
• • Need more healthcare services as elderly are more prone to illnesses.

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They can help us recycle

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They can talk about their experiences on things that the younger people would like to know of and might benefit from them

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it is harder to find job now as the population is aging, so singapore has to adjust to it and everyone will get affected.

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Lots of lonely people (depressing)

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No jobs
No exercise
No money

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• not only seen as dependent but consumers
• helps families to reconnect
• keep elderly to be more willing to continue to work

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Elderly can contribute to society by being a role model to younger citizens and younger generation while enjoying themselves. They can contribute by showing values and help out with some community work for the less fortunate.

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-Singapore will be considered as a super aged country
- Not enough people to take care of elderly
- People taking care of elders will be more stressed

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More job
More friendly
Exercise and participate if possible

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Q2: Get a job to support the economy

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elderly can work for companies that they have experience in. these companies should have smaller amounts of people so the elderly can be employed easily and quickly

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Q2:
- re-employment (start to work again)
- volunteer work
- help out in the family

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-lesser people to work for the workforce
-healthcare services need to step up their game and more medical support needs to be given
-more people need to aid the elderly

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>put MORE pressure on their caregivers
>social tensions
>fewer working people

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-continuing to work, earn income
-volunteer
-learn how to relief caregivers for families who need help with their elderly.

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Q2. By working

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Lesser people have jobs

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q1)
- by 2030, Singapore will become a "supercharged" country, where one in five people are aged 65 years or older
- social tensions could emerge with an ageing population
- put pressure of their caregivers, who are already under increasing stress

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-elderly can fill up their time by volunteering in community centres to prevent boredom and make themselves useful

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The impact is that the elderly will become old

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Q1 less people can go to war

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Q2 Learn to use electronics devises

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Q1, make the caregiver more stressed since theres more elderly to take care of

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q2)
- continue to work and earn an income for a longer period of time
- have more facilities for the elderlies
- ensure that elderlies feel empowered in their own community

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Q1) - Singapore becomes a “super aged “ country.
- it touch on every aspect of Singapore’s society and economy.

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Q2) - continue to work
- by being a volunteer during their free time
- sign themselves up for courses to upgrade their skills

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Q1: It impacts the society, economy, from fiscal politics to generational dynamics.

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Q2: They can continue to contribute to the country by their own means

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Sg becomes a place tat is harder for teh silver age to get jobs
Sg becomes a supercharged county

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Continue working
Volunteer work

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trash

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worthless student

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go home la