Aging

Blog Post
September 27, 2021
AEIdeas

Looking at the puzzle of falling US birth rates

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomicsPethokoukisUS Economy
Blog Post
September 24, 2021
AEIdeas

Let’s not have another lost decade of American entrepreneurship

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomic Fluctuations and GrowthEconomicsPethokoukisUS Economy
Blog Post
September 23, 2021
AEIdeas

Critical comments on the IRA restriction proposal from the House Ways and Means Committee

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomicsTax ReformUS Economy
Op-Ed
September 21, 2021
RealClearMarkets

Ways and Means’ retirement proposal is bad policy, and unrealistic

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomics
Multimedia
September 20, 2021
Politico

Why isn’t Congress motivated to save Social Security?

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomicsTax Reform
Multimedia
September 14, 2021
The Wall Street Journal

The great retirement debate: Is America really headed for a retirement security cliff?

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Blog Post
September 07, 2021
AEIdeas

First the Billionaire Space Race. Now maybe a Billionaire Longevity Race.

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomicsPethokoukisTechnology and Innovation
Podcast
September 05, 2021
National Affairs

What Immigration Can’t Do with Steven Camarota

by Daniel Kane | Dan Wiser | Steven Camarota
AgingImmigrationUS Labor MarketWorkforce
Op-Ed
September 02, 2021
MarketWatch

Congress will eventually bail out Social Security – but that will create another set of problems

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomicsPublic Economics
Working Paper
August 20, 2021
AEI Economic Policy Working Paper Series

It is time to update the adjustment factors for age in Social Security retirement benefits

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomics
Testimony
August 19, 2021
Pennsylvania House Committee on State Government

Benefit provisions and funding of state and local government employee pension plans

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomicsPublic Economics
Op-Ed
August 17, 2021
RealClearPolitics

Where are the Social Security/Medicare Trustees’ Reports?

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomicsPublic Economics
Op-Ed
August 16, 2021
Bloomberg Tax

Misperceptions about the Social Security earnings test need to be corrected

by Sita Nataraj Slavov | Alan D. Viard
AgingEconomics
Article
August 10, 2021
The Week

Are childless Americans really uninvested in the future?

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomicsPethokoukisPolitical Economy
Op-Ed
August 09, 2021
The Hill

If plans to cut IRAs succeed, the middle class will be collateral damage

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomics
Article
July 12, 2021
Tax Notes Federal

A critical review of the SECURE 2.0 proposal

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomics
Testimony
June 23, 2021
House Committee on Education and Labor

The unreported strengths of the US retirement system

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Blog Post
June 09, 2021
AEIdeas

They promised us a 15-hour workweek and instead we got . . . longer and better lives

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomicsPethokoukisPolitical EconomyUS Economy
Podcast
June 09, 2021

WTH is going on with population decline? Nick Eberstadt on the implications for America of a world with fewer children

by Danielle Pletka | Marc A. Thiessen | Nicholas Eberstadt
AgingAsiaForeign and Defense Policy
Op-Ed
June 08, 2021
Medium

Breathe easy, Americans. You (almost certainly) won’t retire into poverty

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Report
June 01, 2021
Global Coalition on Aging

Undiagnosed heart failure: A growing public health risk (and looming financial iceberg) for aging societies

by Nicholas Eberstadt
AgingEconomics AgingForeign and Defense Policy
Multimedia
May 26, 2021
Morningstar

Create a thrift savings plan for the masses

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
May 24, 2021
RealClearPolicy

Federal money for home care could hurt the middle class

by Mark J. Warshawsky
AgingEconomicsHealth CareHealth Policy
Op-Ed
April 29, 2021
Forbes

At last, some action on misleading retirement income statistics

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
1 2 3 … 37