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Jordan Weissmann argues that enhancing retirement benefits primarily benefits middle-aged and older individuals at the expense of younger workers with families.
He contends that such policies effectively transfer resources from a younger generation to support more generous retirements for older cohorts.
Weissmann previously highlighted that Obama-era tax hikes modestly slowed short-term growth but were still seen as sound policy overall by experts. He also compared Washington DC's 5.4 percent job decline to larger losses posted during the 2007 to 2009 downturn. The author continues to examine the effects of policy choices on different demographic and economic groups.