This week on Facing the Future we talk with Richard Jackson, President and Founder of the Global Aging Institute, and the author of a timely new paper titled, Why the National Debt Still Matters. The paper explains why it is wishful thinking to believe that America can continue to run up the national debt without placing its future at risk and why current budget projections may greatly understate the future debt burden.
First Quarter GDP: Down But Not Out
How the Younger Generation Views Fiscal Sustainability
The Economic and Budgetary Challenges of Climate Change
Students Tackle the Debt and Inflation Remains High
Revisiting Immigration in Light of the Ukraine Crisis
Sizing Up the Biden Budget
Facing the Future in America’s Heartland
National Debt Outlook After Two Years of COVID
Fallout from the Russian Invasion
Inflating the Budget, and Three Healthcare Myths
Leadership in Time of Crisis
Acting Short and Thinking Long
A Blue Dog Keeps Barking
COVID Makes a Mess of Economic Data
A ’New Normal’ for COVID-19?
Inflation: Here Today, Here Tomorrow?
Plowing Through the ’Wintry Mix’ on Jobs Report
The 1992 Tsongas Campaign and the Birth of the Concord Coalition
As 2021 Comes to a Close, Unfinished Business Dominates 2022 Congressional Agenda
The Vital Role of Immigration
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