Abstract:This paper proposes a theoretical examination of how taking a life cycle perspective can provide a better assessment of Canadian public policies in the context of population peaking. It links the changing life cycle patterns brought about by increasing age of entry into the different phases of life and increase in life expectancy to emerging issues related to population peaking, such as recruitment and aging of immigrants or future labour demand and supply by broad skill level. Although most of the paper is th… Show more
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