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This is a really interesting topic!

In Italy, we're already seeing the silver economy in action, much like in other countries with aging populations, limited birth incentives and significant economic inequality between generations. Older generation often holds more financial stability, while younger face greater challenges. It feels like governments play a key role in managing these dynamics. Do you think the U.S. government should be more involved in preparing for this shift, perhaps by studying policies from countries like Italy?

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Government involvement is essential to effectively manage this transition. However, in Europe, the growing elderly population presents a challenge. Older generations are often wealthier than the working population, which puts a strain on economic growth, as a significant portion of resources is directed toward supporting them. While greater government involvement is necessary, it's crucial to explore alternative solutions to address this imbalance. Additionally, it's important to note that the demographic structure in the US, particularly the age distribution, differs from that of Europe.

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