Aging

Blog Post
April 29, 2021
AEIdeas

5 questions for Mauro Guillén on how the world will change by 2030

by James Pethokoukis | Mauro F. Guillén
AgingEconomicsEnvironmental and Energy EconomicsInternational EconomicsPethokoukisUS Economy
Blog Post
April 24, 2021
AEIdeas

The global trends that will shape the world of 2030: My long-read Q&A with Mauro Guillén

by James Pethokoukis | Mauro F. Guillén
AgingEconomicsEnvironmental and Energy EconomicsInnovationPethokoukisTechnology and InnovationUS Economy
Podcast
April 21, 2021

Mauro F. Guillén: Forecasting the world of 2030

by James Pethokoukis | Mauro F. Guillén
AgingEconomicsEnvironmental and Energy EconomicsInnovationPethokoukisTechnology and InnovationUS Economy
Op-Ed
April 09, 2021
Bloomberg Tax

It’s time to do away with the Social Security earnings test

by Sita Nataraj Slavov
AgingEconomics
Article
February 24, 2021
Bloomberg Tax

401(k) autoenrollment—does one size really fit all?

by Sita Nataraj Slavov | Jason Scott | John B. Shoven | John G. Watson
AgingEconomics
Blog Post
February 11, 2021
AEIdeas

How the US economy can counter its demographic headwind

by James Pethokoukis
AgingEconomic Fluctuations and GrowthEconomicsPethokoukisUS Economy
Working Paper
February 01, 2021
National Bureau of Economic Research

Is automatic enrollment consistent with a life cycle model?

by Sita Nataraj Slavov | Jason Scott | John B. Shoven | John G. Watson
AgingEconomics
Working Paper
January 26, 2021
Center for Retirement Research at Boston College

The consequences of current benefit adjustments for early and delayed claiming

by Andrew G. Biggs | Anqi Chen | Alicia Munnell
AgingEconomics
Blog Post
November 30, 2020
AEIdeas

For presidents, is 78 the new 68?

by Sita Nataraj Slavov
AgingEconomicsExecutive BranchPolitics and Public OpinionSociety and Culture
Op-Ed
November 25, 2020
Bloomberg Tax

Social Security framing—benefit-claiming can be delayed beyond retirement

by Sita Nataraj Slavov
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
November 05, 2020
Forbes

Asking the wrong questions on retirement saving

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Multimedia
November 03, 2020

What experts think of Biden’s plan to reform Social Security

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Multimedia
October 21, 2020

Retirement security and the 2020 campaign

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Report
October 20, 2020
Social Science Research Network

Changes to household retirement savings since 1989

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
October 18, 2020
The Wall Street Journal

The hidden trap in Biden’s tax hikes

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomicsTax Reform
Journal Publication
October 09, 2020
Journal of Pension Economics & Finance

How the COVID-19 pandemic could reduce near-retirees’ Social Security benefits

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
October 08, 2020
Forbes

Factcheck: Will half of Americans over 55 retire poor?

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Multimedia
September 01, 2020
Bipartisan Policy Center

Social Security claiming: Opportunities and considerations

by Sita Nataraj Slavov
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
August 29, 2020
USA Today

COVID-19 may force a delay in your retirement plans. Here’s how to adjust.

by Sita Nataraj Slavov | John B. Shoven
AgingEconomics
Op-Ed
August 21, 2020
Forbes

Follow the facts: Employer-based retirement savings are stronger than ever

by Andrew G. Biggs
AgingEconomics
Article
August 11, 2020
Social Security Office of Retirement and Disability Policy

Retirement implications of low wage growth, low real interest rate economy

by Sita Nataraj Slavov | Jason Scott | John B. Shoven | John G. Watson
AgingEconomics
Blog Post
August 10, 2020
AEIdeas

COVID-19 and nursing homes: National updates and early evidence on the second wave

by Alex Brill | Benedic N. Ippolito
AgingEconomicsHealth PolicyUS Economy
Working Paper
July 13, 2020
National Bureau of Economic Research

Does the actuarial adjustment for pension delay affect retirement and claiming decisions

by Devon Gorry | Kyung Min Lee | Sita Nataraj Slavov
AgingEconomicsPublic Economics
Blog Post
June 26, 2020
AEIdeas

COVID-19 and nursing homes: Understanding state-level variation

by Alex Brill | Benedic N. Ippolito
AgingEconomicsHealth PolicyUS Economy
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