The Social Consequences of Long Life

achievement activities adult American appears aspects associated attitudes average become behavior birth career century choice cohorts conception concern consequences continue contributed course death decline demands diseases earlier early economic effect elderly emergence expectancy experience fact factors famine force frequently function future greater groups human important improvements income increase individual industrial involving labor late later learning leisure length live longevity loss major marriage means middle age mobility modern society mortality needed norms occupational occur old age older one's organizations orientation parents past percent period person perspective physical planning population position possible potential present Press problems psychological rates rational recent relationships relatively result retirement roles seems sense social society status structure tion United values women workers York young youth