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    Increasing Demand for Long-Term Care Is Associated with Macroeconomic and Demographic
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Increasing Demand for Long-Term Care Is Associated with Macroeconomic and Demographic

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Increasing demand for long-term care is associated with macroeconomic and demographic trends as well as individual life style choices. For instance, higher workforce participation by women has raised the opportunity cost of care giving.

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