Synopsis
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 Economics of Aging is a the most comprehensive resource available for students, planners, human resource researchers, and, in short, all who have a personal or professional interest in the essential questions relating to economic and retirement issues facing the growing aging population in the United States. It is a thorough, rich, and current work that examines changes in retirement patterns, problems of older workers, and the complexity of retirement preparation. Pension plans, health costs, and all the programs affecting financial security are discussed in detail.
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À propos de l'auteur
JAMES H. SCHULZ is Professor of Economics and Kirstein Professor of Planning and Administration of Aging Policy, Heller School, Brandeis University. A former president of the Gerontological Society of America, Professor Schulz has written extensively in the field of aging and social policy.
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