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In his new history, Patrick Joyce brings the rich cultures of pre-industrial rural communities movingly to life
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Despite increased government incentives, female employees are reluctant to have babies due to a lack of support at work and at home
More men choose to invest, while a higher proportion of women prefer to hold on to cash
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Developed economies need to be better prepared for a drop in younger workers
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Growing elderly populations could bring fertile opportunities for impact financiers
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Estimates for net migration higher than the assumed level underpinning latest Budget forecasts
The country’s twin expenses of education and housing is putting young couples off having children
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Sectors from oil and gas to defence are struggling to fill skills gaps
Young men and young women’s world views are pulling apart. The consequences could be far-reaching
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Farmers, retailers and builders rethink business models as world’s fastest-ageing society runs out of workers
Demand for care staff is certain to rise, but providers are already failing to fill vacancies
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