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of several policies that seek to address job quality, including universal health insurance, a universal retirement system … (over and above Social Security), a large increase in college attainment, a large increase in unionization, and gender pay …
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employer-provided health insurance, and an employer-sponsored retirement plan – has actually declined. This paper looks at this …
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available American Community Survey to determine how raising the cap would affect workers based on gender, race or ethnicity …
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lower benefits. Since the vast majority of retirees rely on Social Security for the bulk of their retirement income, this …
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This working paper argues that pension funds should adopt a funding principle that is consistent with a return on holdings conditional on the state of the stock market. As will be shown, the expected “conditional rate of return” used in making this assessment will vary depending on the...
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government should strengthen Social Security in ways that increase the retirement security of middle- and working-class Americans …. Particular attention should be paid to improving the living standards in retirement of workers in poorly compensated jobs, who … typically have little or no retirement savings outside of Social Security. Some recent proposals to cut Social Security would …
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would be affected if the current tax were applied to earnings over $250,000. It breaks down these numbers further by gender …
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There have been a number of proposals in policy circles that involve raising the Social Security retirement age. This … increases in longevity. This paper examines the impact of an increase in the retirement age on various demographic groups … retirement age from 67 to 70 (2 months a year for 18 years) on each quintile of the wealth distribution using data from the …
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There is enormous public confusion (much of it deliberately cultivated) about the extent of Social Security’s projected shortfall. Many policymakers and analysts point out that projections from the Congressional Budget Office and the Social Security Trustees show the program to be out of...
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-market exit among older workers. Raising the retirement age is particularly concerning for near-retirement age workers with such … jobs. Despite the fact that the retirement age increase is supposed to encourage workers to work longer, many workers would … reduced benefits. An increase in the retirement age or other cuts in Social Security benefits are also likely to put a greater …
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