The Longevity Dividend : The Business Case for Linking Health and Wealth / In collaboration with Mercer. — Geneva : World Economic Forum, 202639 p.Foreword -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- 1 Longevity across the lifespan -- 1.1 Caregiving: The cost of unpaid work -- 1.2 Ageism: The cost of age-related workplace barriers -- 1.3 Housing: The lifelong costs of unaffordable living -- 2 The prevention pay-off -- 2.1 Falls prevention -- 2.2 Physical activity and type 2 diabetes -- 2.3 Hearing aids and dementia prevention -- Conclusion -- Longevity dividend: Calls to action -- Methodology -- Contributors -- Endnotes. — Sumario: The report presents the economic case for addressing health and financial well-being as interconnected dimensions of longevity. Drawing on data from 21 countries, it examines the long-term costs of unpaid caregiving, ageism and unaffordable housing, and quantifies the potential benefits of three preventive interventions: adapting homes to prevent falls, increasing physical activity to reduce type 2 diabetes and expanding access to hearing aids to mitigate dementia risk. It argues that coordinated action by governments, employers, financial institutions and healthcare providers can generate significant healthcare savings, productivity gains and improvements in financial resilience and healthy longevity. — Ámbito geográfico: Internacional1. Longevidad. 2. Planificación financiera. 3. Envejecimiento de la población. 4. Mercado de trabajo. 5. Pensiones. 6. Salud pública. 7. Ahorro. 8. Jubilación. 9. Educación financiera. 10. Bienestar financiero. 11. Edadismo. I. World Economic Forum. II. MARSH. III. Title.
