Social Security Reform: A Budget Neutral Approach to Reducing Older Women's Disproportional Risk of Poverty

摘要: Richard V. Burkhauser, Ph.D., Professor ofEconomics, is Associate Director for the AgingStudies Program, Center Policy Research, andDirector of All-University Gerontology Center.He also principal investigator an NIA-fundedstudy well-being elderly in acomparative context.Timothy M. Smeeding, ofEconomics and Public Administration, Directorof Research. He has alsobeen Project Luxembourg IncomeStudy (LIS), a database development researchproject funded by multi-nation consortium ofnational science research foundations, since itsinception 1983.This report was part NationalInstitute on Aging, Program #1-P01-AG09743-01, “The Well-Being Elderly aComparative Context.” The views expressed hereare solely those authors do not reflectthe official position National Institute onAging.The Brief series collection essays oncurrent public policy issues aging, health,income security, metropolitan studies relatedresearch done or behalf forPolicy Research at Maxwell School ofCitizenship Affairs.Single copies this publication may be obtainedat no cost from Research,Maxwell School, 426 Eggers Hall, Syracuse, NY 13244-1090.© 1994, Syracuse University