Author(s)

Yiqian Zhu ¹, Yaping Tao ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Internet Finance, Taizhou University, Taizhou City, China

Corresponding Author

Yaping Tao

ABSTRACT

This study focuses on the core issue of how to attract young people to actively participate in the development of China's silver economy. Currently, the participation of young people is relatively low due to insufficient career incentives, inadequate training skills, cognitive biases, and other reasons, which may limit the future development of the silver economy to some extent. To solve the above problems, the article proposes that the intensity of policy support should be strengthened, and more support should be given to young people in terms of human resources, finance and materials. Interdisciplinary approaches, CiteSpace quantitative analysis methods, and emerging business forms such as "AI+ elderly care" can also be adopted to stimulate the enthusiasm of young people to participate, promoting the development of the silver economy to shift from a single traditional elderly care industry to diversified fields such as the financial industry, cultural and entertainment leisure industry, and intelligent service industry, thereby achieving high-quality economic and social development[1].

KEYWORDS

Silver Economy, Youth Participation, Intergenerational Collaboration, Aging Response, Career Incentives, Business Innovation

CITE THIS PAPER

Yiqian Zhu, Yaping Tao, Dual Driving Forces of Technology and Humanities: Research on Innovative Paths for Youth Participation in the Silver Economy. Information Systems and Economics (2025) Vol. 6: 122-128. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/infse.2025.060216.

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