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This is a wide-ranging sourcebook filling a gap in the literature about employment policies and programs for older persons. The contributors represent the perspectives of the individual, the employer, and society-at-large. Their essays consider labor force characteristics; historical trends; key features of social security, pensions, and other retirement matters; age discrimination; economic, social, and political aspects related to employment and the elderly. A lengthy bibliography enhances the use of this major new reference tool for students, scholars, and practitioners in gerontology, social work, and business.…mehr

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This is a wide-ranging sourcebook filling a gap in the literature about employment policies and programs for older persons. The contributors represent the perspectives of the individual, the employer, and society-at-large. Their essays consider labor force characteristics; historical trends; key features of social security, pensions, and other retirement matters; age discrimination; economic, social, and political aspects related to employment and the elderly. A lengthy bibliography enhances the use of this major new reference tool for students, scholars, and practitioners in gerontology, social work, and business.
Autorenporträt
WILLIAM H. CROWN is Director of outcomes research at The MEDSTAT Group. Dr. Crown's research focuses on the application of econometric methods to problems in outcomes research, the economics of aging, health policy, and regional economics. He has published numerous articles and is coauthor of State Per-Capita Income Change Since 1950 (Greenwood, 1995) and Economics of Population Aging (Auburn House, 1990), and editor of Handbook on Employment and the Elderly (Greenwood, 1996).