PROJECTING POVERTY RATES IN 2020 FOR THE 62 AND OLDER POPULATION: WHAT CHANGES CAN WE EXPECT AND WHY? Barbara A. Butrica, The Urban Institute Karen Smith, The Urban Institute Eric Toder, Internal Revenue Service*

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Date: 2012-03-14 20:25:44 Development Sociology Social Security Retirement Income in the United States Poverty in the United States Defined benefit pension plan Poverty Social Security debate in the United States Economy of the United States Economics Taxation in the United States		PROJECTING POVERTY RATES IN 2020 FOR THE 62 AND OLDER POPULATION: WHAT CHANGES CAN WE EXPECT AND WHY? Barbara A. Butrica, The Urban Institute Karen Smith, The Urban Institute Eric Toder, Internal Revenue Service* Add to Reading List Source URL: crr.bc.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 145,57 KB Share Document on Facebook

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