This week on Facing the Future, we talk to Richard Jackson, President of the Global Aging Institute about the combined effects of declining fertility rates, longer life expectancy and the baby boomers entering retirement en masse on our federal budget and our economy. It means more spending on Medicare and Social Security, with a smaller working age population to pay into these safety net programs and sustain them. We will also catch up with Concord Coalition policy director Tori Gorman and chief economist Steve Robinson on the latest economic news.
Remembering Rudman & Dealmaking in Divided Government
The Next Four Years: Challenges and Opportunities
Pro-Growth Workforce Training, Federal R&D
Pro-Growth, Legal Immigration
Pro-Growth Social Security Reform
Post-Pandemic Health Care Reform
Looking Ahead: Telehealth and National Debt
PPI's Vision for Recovery, Resilience
Retirement: When and How?
No Time to Hang Up Your Hats
Common Ground Requires Conversation
Pandemic Relief: Long-Term Care and Payroll Taxes
Shape of Things to Come: Longer Work Lives
COVID-19: An Epidemiologist's View
Spreading Virus Brings Economic Flatline
Favorable Position, Unsustainable Policy
CBO Director on the Good, Bad and Uncertain
QUEST: Out of the Trough, Into the Unknown
What an Economic Recovery Plan Could Look Like
Avoiding Myths and Mistakes After COVID-19
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