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40% of Older Workers and Their Spouses Will Experience Downward Mobility
Inadequate retirement accounts will cause 8.5 million middle-class older workers and their spouses to be downwardly mobile, falling into poverty or near poverty in their old age.
While heralding the bipartisan effort and innovation of active states, ReLab's new report, "State Retirement Reform: Lifting Up Best Practices," seeks to broaden options for future legislation by raising up best practices from the movement's early leaders.
One-third of older workers have neither retirement savings through a 401(k) or IRA, nor a defined benefit (DB) pension.
This paper addresses the Marx´s theory of crisis in order to analyze the Great Recession in Spain.
This paper discusses the institutional requirements for fiscal capacity building and the introduction of a Eurozone Treasury.
This paper seeks to theoretically analyse the change in growth patterns in post-reform India.
In this paper, we introduce a twofold role for the public sector in the Goodwin (1967) model of the growth cycle.
In this paper we examine the class of models defined by a joint distribution of discrete individual actions and an outcome variable so that the joint distribution is underdetermined.
Income in retirement has become increasingly based on individual financial assets rather than from Social Security.
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