I believe the economic recovery package as it is now structured does not adequately address the underlying housing and financial market crises.
Editor's note · Context
Conrad critiques the current structure of the recovery package.
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I would just say our Retirement Security Plans and our Retirement Security Clearinghouses are responding to the underlying dynamic that Professor Mead has done such a good job in describing.
I thought he was an outstanding Committee Chairman, and my former intern has succeeded him in his Congressional seat.
We all know that Social Security is going to have to be dealt with, or we are going to face by 2034 at the latest--many of us believe it will be earlier than that---an across-the-board 23-percent cut.
We tried to include some of these ideas in our Social Security reform package, to actually provide incentives in the system for people to continue to work.





