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Quality of life improving for older Americans

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New research from Georgia Tech's School of Economics indicates that the quality of life for Americans aged 65 and older improved significantly over the last ten years. The study, led by Shatakshee Dhongde, provides the first decade-long quantitative analysis of this demographic's well-being trends.

Key points

• The quality of life for Americans aged 65 and older increased significantly over the past decade.
• The study is the first quantitative analysis of this demographic's well-being trends over a ten-year period.

Context

This research provides the first decade-long quantitative analysis of Americans aged 65 and older's well-being trends, offering a new perspective on improving quality of life for this demographic.

Limitations

The study covers only the past decade and relies on data from Georgia Tech's School of Economics, limiting the scope to this specific institution's research findings.

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