December 5, 2025International Journal of Social Economics

Population ageing, workers ageing and aggregate labour productivity in developing countries

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YBYasmin BaniUniversiti Putra Malaysia ARAnitha RoslandUniversiti Putra Malaysia

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Analysis of labour productivity trends in developing countries highlights population ageing challenges, suggesting policy adjustments may be necessary.

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Aggregate productivity is impacted by the age structure of workers and changing demographics.
Key findings indicate older workers still contribute positively, while those aged 65+ may hinder productivity.
Study utilizes the cross-sectionally dependent autoregressive distributive lag method on data from 79 developing countries.
Demographic shifts in developing nations call for policy insights to enhance economic growth amid ageing challenges.

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Bani et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694022532d562116f28fc465 https://doi.org/10.1108/ijse-08-2023-0653

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Analysis of labour productivity trends in developing countries highlights population ageing challenges, suggesting policy adjustments may be necessary.

Population ageing, workers ageing and aggregate labour productivity in developing countries

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Population ageing, workers ageing and aggregate labour productivity in developing countries

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