409 - Common Challenges in Social Security Systems Around the World
Social Security systems around the world have a common set of problems—ageing populations, increasing longevity, declining birth rates and failure to cover all workers. Weak economic and covered payroll growth often exacerbate these issues. Speakers review programs in the U.S., Canada and around the world and outline the array of potential responses to these demographic and economic challenges.
Speakers:
Douglas J. Carey
Retired
Jerry Mingione
The Terry Group
Laurence Frappier
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions
Richard Jackson
Global Aging Institute