Event information
24 May 2019
Online
This is a video recording of a webinar we held in May.
In the first decade of the 2000s, life expectancy in retirement was increasing at rapid pace across OECD countries. However, since 2011 the pace of improvements has slowed considerably.
In this webinar replay, Doug Fulham, Allan Baker and Steven Baxter answer these questions: What’s causing this slowdown? Is the slowdown being experienced uniformly across different sections of society and across different countries across the globe? Will this new slower rate continue? What can we learn from similarities between different countries?
*Unfortunately, the sound quality of the recording isn't as good as we would usually expect.
Speakers
Webinar
Three years forward, two steps back - Recent longevity trends and their underlying causes
