Industrial societies often allow older people only marginal participation in the economy because
a. older people may lack the knowledge and training demanded in a fast-changing marketplace.
b. the elderly can make no significant economic contribution to the economy.
c. younger people are intimidated by older individuals' cutting-edge skills
d. they already have a great deal of money.
Answer: a. older people may lack the knowledge and training demanded in a fast-changing marketplace.
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