广东农村地区人口老龄化状况与养老保障问题浅析（Analysis of population aging in Guangdong rural areas and problems of old-age security）.docVIP

广东农村地区人口老龄化状况与养老保障问题浅析（Analysis of population aging in Guangdong rural areas and problems of old-age security） 2009-12-30 Abstract: This paper analyzes the aging population in rural areas and the closely related issues of old-age security, and puts forward relevant policy recommendations. Key words: rural population; old-age security Guangdong is a big population province, and its population is 95 million 440 thousand at the end of 2008, ranking first in the country. Although the urban process is speeding up and the proportion of urban population continues to rise, there are still a large number of people living in rural areas in Guangdong. With the advent of the hair wave and the degree of population aging in rural areas to deepen, the aging of the population, and the related problems of old-age security become increasingly affect social harmony, and major issues related to the sustainable development of social economy. Based on the second national agricultural census in 2006 and the sampling survey of population change in 2008, this paper makes a brief analysis of population aging and social security for the aged in rural areas of our province. First, the population aging situation and characteristics in rural areas According to the survey data of population change, in 2008, the proportion of elderly people aged 65 and over accounted for 7.9% of the total population in Guangdong. Because of the lack of urban and rural age group, to determine this year of rural elderly population, but from the data of the second national agricultural census of Guangdong in 2006, living in rural areas the population aged 60 and over 5 million 343 thousand people, accounting for the proportion of the rural population was 11.37%; the elderly aged 65 and above 3 million 879 thousand and 700 people, accounting for 8.26%. According to the international standard of population over 10% and 65 years of age and over 7%, the rural areas in Guangdong have entered a very typical population agin