The ‘great retirement’ disconnect that puzzles U.S. economists
The pandemic pushed millions of older Americans out of the labor force. It should have spawned a surge in Social Security benefits applications. It hasn't.
The pandemic pushed millions of older Americans out of the labor force. It should have spawned a surge in Social Security benefits applications. It hasn't.
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About 2.7 million Americans age 55 or older are contemplating retirement years earlier than they'd imagined because of the pandemic, government data show. They're many...
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