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John Burns: Labor Force Shortage Ahead

July 20, 20162 Mins read220
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By Chris Porter, Chief Demographer A surge in retirees (people turning 65) will slow the growth of workers in the US. In 2000, 2 million people turned 65; 3.5 million did in 2016; and 4.0 million will in 2021. Even with a higher than usual rate of retiree-aged people working, US economic growth will almost […]

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