The future of age-based public policy
"The past thirty years have seen an extraordinary expansion of federal programs and expenditures on behalf of older Americans. Largely as a result of these efforts, poverty among the aged has fallen threefold and real income has jumped 69 percent, and elders' access to health care services has doubl…
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