Fight the Wolf, Then the Termites
As the nation grapples with devastating healthcare and economic consequences of the spreading COVID-19 pandemic, policymakers in Washington have been ratcheting-up their responses.
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No, U.S. isn’t expected to borrow heavily from China to pay for COVID-19 stimulus
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Most of the debt incurred so far to deal with the coronavirus has been purchased by the Federal Reserve, not foreign or domestic savers, said Joshua Gordon, senior policy adviser at the Concord Coa
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Shape of Things to Come: Longer Work Lives
August 04, 2020On the latest Facing the Future, I was joined by Ri
New Paper Released by The Concord Coalition and the Global Aging Institute: "The Case for Longer Work Lives"
August 04, 2020The Case for Longer Work Lives
By Richard Jackson, Global Aging Institute
When it comes to America’s aging challenge, it sometimes seems as if all of the possible policy responses involve painful tradeoffs between high