The proportion of elderly people in some societies is increasingly rapid. Is this a positive or negative trend?

It is true that a considerable 1proportionpercent of 2the elderlygenerations 3is rising dramaticallyare dramatically rise in some countries.4I strongly believe that the trend of old people go up maybe terribly effecting economic and social diversity than positively.

Certainly,there are some 5benefits of an ageing populationbenefits for population grow old.It is not only stimulating the economic of nursing homes,but also 6provides numerous employment opportunitiesprovide a number of employment opportunity when elderly people getting retired.

7On the other handBy the opposite side, it has different situations.Most importantly,a greater 8taxtaxes burden will generally 9appearappeared when population grow old consistently.10Due to more people of retirement age receive pension without work,it is a huge disadvantage for government spending.On the other hand,the proportion of young people is small,the taxes will increase which government received at the same time.

Besides that,there is a disadvantage for social composition which means diversity of 12all age groupsevery ages from areas.If a community 13lacks young peoplelack of young people,there will not be enough volunteers to help the vulnerable when 14accidents occuraccident occurred.15For instance, in JapanSuch as in Japan,a considerable number of elders have been found dead in their home 16long after passing awayafter long pass away because community lacks volunteer like young people.17Conversely,a community lacks of elders,it will lose much of the cultural promotion of respecting and caring for the old.

In conclusion,my view is that population grow old will bring 19negativenegatively effects,as a society must 20maintain a balancekeep balance between old and young people otherwise it will have 21a bad impactbadly impact on economic and social diversity.