With the rapidly changing socio-economic scenario, how will the condition of the elderly evolve? Now that, after thirty years of immersion, inflation seems to want to settle permanently into economic and social life, how do the elderly react? What are the changes and continuities in their choices? And, given the structural factors of their condition and the prevailing microeconomic choices, what is likely to happen?
These are the questions at the centre of the 3rd issue of the Tendercapital-Censis Observatory on the Silver Economy, which looks at the condition of the elderly in a rapidly changing economic and social context.