The government can encourage couples to have more children by providing incentives such as tax breaks, childcare subsidies, and maternity leave....
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Region: Nanjing, China
Nanjing, like many cities in China, is facing an aging population and a shrinking workforce, which could have significant economic and social consequences.
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The government can increase the retirement age to keep older workers in the workforce and reduce the burden on the pension system....
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The government can attract skilled immigrants to Nanjing to fill job vacancies and contribute to the economy....
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The government can invest in healthcare infrastructure and services to improve the quality of life for older citizens and reduce healthcare costs....
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The government can promote active aging by providing opportunities for older citizens to participate in social and physical activities, which can improve their health and well-being....
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