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Gerontology - Economic Aspects, Economic Conditions in the United States, General & Miscellaneous Social Services, Social Security - Service & Policies, Economics & Finance, Retirement, Pensions
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Economics of Aging

by James H. Shultz
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Overview

Now in its sixth edition, this respected text addresses the economic aspects of aging. It provides a thorough examination of the significant advances and changes that have taken place in recent years as they affect the national policy and individual retirement decisions.

The book contains black-and-white illustrations.

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Though this book may help individuals think about how they will cope with the economics of retirement, it's intended less as a self-help financial-planning manual than as a broad view of the nation's evolving private and public policies on retirement, pension, and health. Covers issues such as poverty among the elderly (particularly women), "life-long learning" and training for older workers, pension privatization, disability insurance, and generational conflicts. This latest edition (written over two decades after the original) reflects the author's (Brandeis U.) opinion that the recent push for "privatization" of pensions "is likely to lead to social insecurity, not social security." Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
January 1, 1985
Publisher
Van Nostrand Reinhold
Pages
224
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780442281328

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