Social Security for Future Generations - McCarthy, Serena E; Turner, John A
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Will Americans in the future be able to count on Social Security? Without reforms, millions of soon-to-be retired Americans-- and future generations-- could be negatively impacted. Social Security for Future Generations presents new, previously overlooked, economically sound, and politically feasible solutions for reforming this vital program-- in ways that are equitable for everyone. Written by a leading economist and a research scholar, this book is a practical guide designed to help lawmakers, academics, economists, and all concerned Americans initiate commonsense reforms to Social Security so that it lasts for generations to come.…mehr

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Will Americans in the future be able to count on Social Security? Without reforms, millions of soon-to-be retired Americans-- and future generations-- could be negatively impacted. Social Security for Future Generations presents new, previously overlooked, economically sound, and politically feasible solutions for reforming this vital program-- in ways that are equitable for everyone. Written by a leading economist and a research scholar, this book is a practical guide designed to help lawmakers, academics, economists, and all concerned Americans initiate commonsense reforms to Social Security so that it lasts for generations to come.
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Autorenporträt
Serena E. McCarthy is a senior research associate with the Pension Policy Center in Washington, DC. Previously, she was a STEM outreach coordinator and a graduate teaching assistant at American University, where she specialized in science writing consultation and academic research. John A. Turner (PhD in economics from the University of Chicago) is director of the Pension Policy Center in Washington, DC. He previously worked in pension research offices at the Social Security Administration, the US Department of Labor, AARP, and the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva, Switzerland.