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International Conference on Demographics, Aging, and Public Finance

26th Nov – 27th Nov 2026 Edmonton, Canada Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Demographics, Aging, and Public Finance conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

This track explores the relationship between demographic shifts and their impact on economic policies. It aims to analyze how aging populations influence labor markets and economic development.

This session focuses on the sustainability of retirement systems in the context of an aging population. Discussions will include policy reforms and innovative solutions to ensure fiscal stability.

This track examines the evolving landscape of pension systems and social security frameworks. It will highlight innovative approaches to address funding shortfalls and demographic pressures.

This session addresses the financial challenges posed by healthcare demands in aging populations. It will explore strategies for sustainable healthcare financing and policy interventions.

This track investigates the implications of an aging workforce on labor economics. It will cover topics such as productivity, workforce participation, and skill development.

This session delves into the intersection of welfare economics and demographic transitions. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of welfare policies in addressing the needs of aging populations.

This track focuses on public finance strategies that promote economic development in the context of demographic changes. It will explore fiscal policies that support sustainable growth.

This session examines the relationship between aging populations and economic inequality. It will discuss the implications of demographic changes on wealth distribution and social equity.

This track investigates the role of population policies in enhancing economic resilience. It will explore how effective policies can mitigate the challenges posed by demographic shifts.

This session analyzes fiscal policy responses to the challenges of demographic aging. It will focus on the effectiveness of various policy measures in maintaining fiscal health.

This track provides a comparative analysis of global approaches to aging and public finance. It will highlight best practices and lessons learned from different countries.

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