As the baby boom generation of the 1950s and 1960s reaches retirement age, it continues to shape the global economic landscape. And, as advancements in medicine and science have increased over the decades, people are living longer than ever. At the global level, those born in 2019 can already expect to live 6.5 years longer than those born in 2000, and when we look at regions, such as Africa and Southeast Asia, life expectancy...