In many developed countries, population aging is forcing governments to channel substantial budgets and healthcare resources toward the elderly, while younger generations face shrinking employment opportunities and a growing burden of eldercare. In contrast, some developing nations, due to an oversupply of young people, are experiencing high unemployment and social unrest. Faced with this "age divergence," do you believe that governments and societies should prioritize the welfare of the elderly, even if it means sacrificing the economic prospects of the younger generation? Please articulate your stance, provide reasons, and offer concrete examples.
