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There might be an increase in migration and return migration at older ages and following retirement. Older individuals move for economic as well as non-economic reasons. With aging and improved health and health care, mobility of the elderly may increase. Aging may lead to higher mobility of certain specialists, such as health and longer-term care workers. In the context of the family, migrant children help to support elderly parents through remittances.
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