As the proportion of elderly residents continues to rise in many major cities worldwide, one perspective holds that governments should channel the majority of resources into improving eldercare facilities and medical services. Another view argues that if cities focus excessively on the older population, they risk diminishing their appeal to young talent, thereby undermining urban economic vitality. In your view, how should policymakers balance these two demands when planning for the future of their cities? Please state your position and support it with specific reasons and examples.
