“The Longevity Economy® Outlook: How people age 50 and older are fueling economic growth, stimulating jobs, and creating opportunities for all,” AARP

 

 

Quote:
“The contributions of people age 50 and older benefit the economy, which is good for everyone.”

LTC Comment (from Stephen A. Moses, President, Center for Long-Term Care Reform):

Rosy scenario nonsense. This report from AARP focuses entirely on alleged contributions to the economy by people over age 50. It suggests longevity is an economic boon. The words Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, unfunded liability and bankrupt do not appear in the text. Denial still isn’t a river in Egypt.