70% of deaths are over 65 but what percentage of that was folks way over 65? (Late 70s+) - Quite a bit. 70% of that 70% in the US. How many folks in their lat

70% of deaths are over 65 but what percentage of that was folks way over 65? (Late 70s+) - Quite a bit. 70% of that 70% in the US. How many folks in their late 70s are still working that late in life? - Approximately 5% in the US. Not sure that the math supports that US deaths were the decrease in the participating labor force. I don’t recall too many octogenarians waiting tables and being retail cashiers pre-pandemic. They seem to be concentrated primarily in roles where they are public health experts with piss poor communication skills (in my opinion).