《THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL INSURANCE INCREMENTAL ACTION OR FUNDAMENTAL REFORM?》求取 ⇩

PART I.INTRODUCTION1

1. Overview3

2. The New Economy: Bolstering the Case for Social Insurance16

PART II. ISSUES IN SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM31

3. Future Investment Returns and Social Insurance33

4. Low-Wage Earners: Options for Improving Their Retirement Income41

5. Assessing Assumptions about Attitudes Toward Social Security: Popular Claims Meet Hard Data82

Comment by Howard Fluhr111

Comment by Cecilia Mufioz114

Comment by Robert Rosenbl116

PART III. THE FUTURE OF RETIREMENT INCOME119

6. The Changing Face of Private Retirement Plans121

7. How Should We Insure Longevity Risk in Pensions and Social Security?148

Comment by Ann Combs173

Comment by Albert Crenshaw178

Comment by Heidi Hartmann181

PART IV. THE FUTURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE185

8. Issues in Unemployment Insurance187

Comment by Eric J. Oxfeld199

Comment by Wayne Vroman204

Comment by Charity Wilson208

PART V. REFLECTIONS ON WELFARE REFORM211

9. Welfare Reform after Five Years213

PART VI. THE FUTURE OF MEDICARE235

10. Medicare's Long-Term Financing237

11. Medicare's Management and Governance243

12. Medicare and Markets: The Need for a New Framework to Guide Reform248

13. Chronic Care and Medicare257

PART VII. PHILANTHROPIC INITIATIVES IN HEALTH SECURITY263

14. Health Foundations Respond to the Uninsured265

15. The San Diego County Health Coverage Initiative272

16. Community Voices: Health Care for the Underserved278

Comment by Jack A. Meyer291

Comment by James R. Tallon Jr.295

The Future of Social Insurance301

Contributors311

Conference Program317

Index321