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Life expectancy in Argentina is projected to slightly increase for men and women by 2025, with a slow convergence between sexes. However, current projections indicate Argentina is not nearing global life expectancy records for these age groups.

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  • Demography
  • Biostatistics
  • Gerontology

Context:

  • Population aging is a significant global trend impacting social systems.
  • Argentina's pension system faces challenges related to demographic shifts.
  • Understanding life expectancy is crucial for actuarial and public policy planning.

Purpose:

  • To estimate and project life expectancy for men and women in Argentina using a probabilistic method.
  • To analyze the relationship between population aging and the pension system.
  • To provide forecasts for life expectancy at retirement ages (60 for women, 65 for men).

Summary:

  • The Double GAP (Double Gap) method was employed to calculate life expectancies by age and sex.
  • Projections indicate a modest increase in life expectancy at ages 60 and 65 until 2025.
  • A slight convergence between male and female life expectancies is observed.

Impact:

  • The findings highlight that Argentina's life expectancy forecasts are not currently aligned with global best practices.
  • This research provides essential data for policymakers addressing population aging and pension sustainability.
  • The study underscores the need for further analysis to improve life expectancy projections in Argentina.