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This research paper: 3 pages in length. With no less than one million people worldwide turning the age of sixty every month - seventy percent of those living in developing countries (Ma et al, 1998) - it is no wonder why national resources are hard pressed to meet the weighty needs of the global elderly population. Cultural implications represent a tremendous influence on the way in which countries are able - or willing - to provide for their aging citizens; examining China and the United States illustrates the chasm that a society's mores creates. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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