This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: Topics in the Economics of Aging
... making it actuarially fair may create new problems. The principal aim of the present paper is to evaluate the economic effects of various reform plans that would eventually make the system actuarially fair. Specifically, we examine the following three plans. 1. Switch to the Fully Funded System. Thi ...
... making it actuarially fair may create new problems. The principal aim of the present paper is to evaluate the economic effects of various reform plans that would eventually make the system actuarially fair. Specifically, we examine the following three plans. 1. Switch to the Fully Funded System. Thi ...
... will be more tolerant than either their parent or children‘s generation, but the generational-divide will be largest when compared with the parent generation whose early experiences were forged by the Great Depression of the 1930's and WWII. This claim implies: H2A (Generational Change): If intolera ...
HOW CAN BUSINESS BETTER SERVE OLDER CONSUMERS
... The UN (2010) describes population aging as the most profound demographic change in history. Globally, life expectancy has increased by almost 20 years over five decades and the profundity of this demographic change impacts economic growth, labor markets, pensions, health care, housing, migration, p ...
... The UN (2010) describes population aging as the most profound demographic change in history. Globally, life expectancy has increased by almost 20 years over five decades and the profundity of this demographic change impacts economic growth, labor markets, pensions, health care, housing, migration, p ...
Themes of the Lost Generation
... Boomers. This generation is not yet fully ancestral (some are still alive); with the current youngest members being age 106 in 2006, the "Lost Generation" can be expected to last another 10 years or so. The "Lost Generation" were said to be disillusioned by the large number of casualties of the F ...
... Boomers. This generation is not yet fully ancestral (some are still alive); with the current youngest members being age 106 in 2006, the "Lost Generation" can be expected to last another 10 years or so. The "Lost Generation" were said to be disillusioned by the large number of casualties of the F ...