The ageing of population: The french case.. Introduction. - The ageing of the population: a trend which confirms … - …and which is again going to become.

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The ageing of population: The french case.

Introduction. - The ageing of the population: a trend which confirms … - …and which is again going to become more marked in the years to come. Causes of the ageing of the French population. - Increase of the life expectancy - Decrease of the rate of fertility - The baby-boom Consequences of the ageing of the French population. - Expenses of health. - Care of the old persons. - The pension plan

The average life expectancy increased by ten years since 1960 for the women, and of about nine years for the men. The number of persons of 80 and more years old will grow of 180 % before Increase of the life expectancy

Decrease of the rate of fertility After having reached a record in 2008, with more than 2 children by woman, the fertility slightly bent last year, going back under the symbolic bar of two children, in 1,99 children by woman. In spite of this very light bending, France continues to be among the champions of Europe the fertility.

The baby boom peak of the birthrate is an important increase of the birth rate in certain countries, just after the end of the Second World War. The baby-boom

The old persons represent 21,8 % of the French population and consume more than 40 % of medicines.

There is in France between and old people's homes: - 60 % in the public sector - 20 % in the private sector - 20 % in the associative sector

The pension plan in France decomposes into 2 big regimes: - The regime by distribution, based on the compulsory contributions paid by active persons, which governs the basic pensions and the supplementary pensions. - The regime by capitalization adopted for the additional pensions.