With That Longer Life Expectancy Expect a Life of Working Longer

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With life expectancy going up in the industrialized nations, many countries are encouraging workers to stay in the labor force longer. Thirty years ago, the average French worker collected retirement benefits for 11 years, now they receive benefits for an average of 21 years.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Labor force information, Government regulation, Science & research, Legal/Government Regulation, Industrialized Countries, Labor Distribution by Employer, Research, Laws, regulations and rules, International aspects, Statistics, Demographic aspects, Employment, Labor supply, Labor force, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Industrial nations, Labour force, Life expectancy, Retirement age

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Campaign Tactic: Blame Foreigners and Ignore the Trade Deficit

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Neither presidential candidate seems to wish to directly address the widening trade European trade deficit in their campaigns, but they may scapegoat individual corporations for American economic losses.

Europe, Government expenditures, International economic relations, International politics, Economic policy, Political aspects, Presidential candidates, Balance of trade, Foreign policy

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