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5/13/2016 – Disproving Beliefs About the Economy and Aging

Why is the American economy stuck in low gear?

Among economists, two major culprits get most of the attention. First is anemic productivity growth.But little controversy shadows the second major factor: the demographics of an aging population.

Read the full article at The New York Times.

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