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  • The End of Retirement

    Sam Gindin | May 3rd 2010 | Canadian Politics, Economy and Foreign Policy

    The demographic implications of living longer present real dilemmas and challenges to our pension system. But the real choices to be made do not revolve around whether we’re rich enough to afford retirement, but the extent to which we value freedom from work over consumption, the form that freedom from work might take, and — above all — how society’s wealth is distributed

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  • Pensions in Peril

    CD Editorial Collective | May 3rd 2010 | 1 | Canadian Politics, Economy and Foreign Policy

    Across the advanced capitalist world, neoliberal policies have concerted to consign the welfare state to history’s dustbin. As a pillar of the social state, economic security in retirement was an inevitable target.

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