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> My expectation is that the ratio of productive workers for each retiree will be approximately constant, and the retirement age will be adjusted to match… Thi
by speedplane 8y ago
> My expectation is that the ratio of productive workers for each retiree will be approximately constant, and the retirement age will be adjusted to match…
This isn't necessarily a problem as long as the number of productive workers continues to increase.
- ben_w 8y agoIs there any circumstance where adjusted retirement age would not be sufficient? Even in extremis, if there were zero births and zero or negative immigration, would setting it to 130 not be sufficient?
- anticensor 7y agoYou would retire beneath your grave. Human lifespan is 120 years maximum.
- ben_w 7y agoThat’s why I picked the number.