Envisioning the Future of Social Insurance in a Competitive Economy
Policy Seminar in Conjunction with NASI's 25th Anniversary Celebration
Is social insurance the best way to manage the risks associated with health, retirement, and the vicissitudes of the labor market in the new economy? Which risks should be borne by individuals, which resolved by the market, and which pooled across society? And how can these risks be managed in a way that promotes economic dynamism and growth?
June 8, 2011 • 1:00–4:30 pm
Washington Court Hotel • 525 New Jersey Avenue NW • Washington, DC
Registration for this event is free
Agenda
Welcome
Lisa Mensah, The Aspen Institute
Keynote: Social Insurance in a Competitive Economy
Jacob Hacker, Yale University
Managing Risks in the New Economy and Demography
Moderator: William Rodgers III, Rutgers University
- James Roosevelt, Jr., Tufts Health Plan
Securing Our Health: Constraints and Possibilities
- Thomas Geoghegan, Despres, Schwartz & Geoghegan, Ltd.
Social Security Plus: Making Retirement Less Daunting and More Secure
- Heather Boushey, Center for American Progress
Children At Risk: How Can Social Insurance Do More?
Discussants:
Kathleen Connell, University of California Retirement Security Institute
Trudy Lieberman, Columbia Journalism Review
The Challenge for Policymakers and the Media: Changing the National Conversation
Maya Rockeymoore, Global Policy Solutions
Following the policy seminar, please join NASI for an evening event celebrating distinguished honorees for their outstanding contributions to America's social insurance programs – and celebrating the vital role of social insurance for economic security and a vibrant economy. Click here for tickets and more information about the celebration event.
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