Measuring the age distribution in Canadian social spending

Autor:	Paul Kershaw, Lynell Anderson
Rok vydání:	2016
Předmět:	education.field_of_study 030505 public health Public Administration Sociology and Political Science 05 social sciences Population 0506 political science 03 medical and health sciences Intergenerational equity 050602 political science & public administration Per capita Economics Demographic economics Age distribution 0305 other medical science Socioeconomics education Socioeconomic status
Zdroj:	Canadian Public Administration. 59:556-579
ISSN:	0008-4840
Popis:	Canadian governments do not report how their spending breaks down by age. To help fill this void, we document a method to measure total annual social spending per capita for older and younger parts of the population. We estimate that governments combined in 2012 to spend between $33,321 and $40,152 per person age 65+, $13,635 and $14,800 per person age 45 to 64, and $10,406 and $11,614 per person under 45. Measuring the annual age distribution in social spending is necessary for evaluating Canadian commitments to intergenerational equity, and making policy adaptations to socioeconomic and demographic trends facing older and younger citizens.
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