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Day: November 23, 2006

Tossers and John Hutton

Now that my various major work crises are out of the way for another calendar year, I will hopefully have more time to spend on this blog. Right now, two things leap out regarding Intergenerational Equity. The first is John Hutton’s call today for raising the pension age to 68. I have to say, I’m… Continue reading Tossers and John Hutton

Published 23 November 2006
Categorized as Hands Off Our Future!, musings Tagged credit, pensions

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