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    This document provides 4 references used in researching the topic of aging populations and longevity. The references include an academic textbook on test preparation, an article from the Guardian Professional website discussing inactive working and social divides as populations age, a report from the International Labour Organization on the costs and benefits of living longer in aging societies, and an academic journal article from Population and Development Review on limits to human life expectancy.

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    This document provides 4 references used in researching the topic of aging populations and longevity. The references include an academic textbook on test preparation, an article from the Guardian Professional website discussing inactive working and social divides as populations age, a report from the International Labour Organization on the costs and benefits of living longer in aging societies, and an academic journal article from Population and Development Review on limits to human life expectancy.

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    References: Muet. Selangor Darul Ehsan: Oxford Fajar SDN - BHD., 2010

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    This document provides 4 references used in researching the topic of aging populations and longevity. The references include an academic textbook on test preparation, an article from the Guardian Professional website discussing inactive working and social divides as populations age, a report from the International Labour Organization on the costs and benefits of living longer in aging societies, and an academic journal article from Population and Development Review on limits to human life expectancy.

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    REFERENCES Choo Wan Yat, Yeoh Wei Tzee, Stanley Nyanaprakasan, Yee Sook Fen.

    Reading Ace Ahead Muet. Selangor Darul Ehsan: Oxford Fajar Sdn.Bhd., 2010. Guardian Professional. Public Leaders Network. http://www.guardian.co.uk/public-leadersnetwork/blog/2012/jul/09/ageing-population-inactive-working-social-divides (accessed April 20, 2013). International Labour Organization. Ageing societies: The benefits, and the costs, of living longer. December 01, 2009. http://www.ilo.org/global/publications/magazines-and-journals/world-ofwork-magazine/articles/WCM_041965/lang--en/index.htm (accessed April 22, 2013). Kenneth G.Manton, Eric Stallard, H.Dennis Tolley. "Limits to Human Life Expectancy." Population and Development Review, 1991: 604-605.

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