Global Aging Forum: Why Social Security Reform Still Matters

  • Date: Monday, Apr 21, 2008
    Location:

    CSIS
    1800 K Street, N.W.
    Washington, D.C.

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    Speaker:
    Andrew G. Biggs    , Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute and former Principal Deputy Commissioner, Social Security Administration

    Chaired by:
    Richard Jackson    , Director, CSIS Global Aging Initiative

    With the long-term budget projections dominated by rising expenditures on Medicare and Medicaid, is Social Security reform really that important? Dr. Andrew Biggs, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and former Principal Deputy Commissioner at the Social Security Administration, made the case that it matters a lot—and shareed his insights on how it might play out in the next administration.

    Programs
    Global Aging Initiative, The Global Aging Forum
    Topics
    Demography

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