by Larry Shultz | Apr 23, 2026 | Democracy, Economics, Human and Civil rights, Public Policy
Intergenerational Economic Mobility in the United States – Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Social capital I: measurement and associations with economic mobility
by Larry Shultz | Jan 2, 2026 | Behavioral Economics, Biology, Epigenetics, Human and Civil rights, Retirement
How Is Retirement Wealth Affected by Adverse Childhood Experiences? – Center for Retirement Research Exploring the link between early life stress and maladaptive behavior across species
by Larry Shultz | Nov 25, 2025 | Democracy, Education, Human and Civil rights, Science
The U.S. Ranks #85 on the 2025 Academic Freedom Index. Is anti-pluralistic government to blame? — Heterodox Academy The Academic Freedom Index and Its indicators: Introduction to new global time-series V-Dem data – PMC
by Larry Shultz | Sep 19, 2025 | Biology, Climate, Democracy, Education, Genetics, Human and Civil rights, Pseudoscience, Public Health, Public Policy, Science
Science Under Siege: A Talk With Peter Hotez and Michael Mann
by Larry Shultz | Aug 28, 2025 | Democracy, Economics, Human and Civil rights, Public Policy, Retirement, Social Security
The Case for Using Subsidies for Retirement Plans to Fix Social Security The Case for Using Subsidies for Retirement Plans to Fix Social Security – Center for Retirement Research
by Larry Shultz | Aug 16, 2025 | Democracy, Economics, Public Policy, Social Security
How Much Would Social Security’s 2033 Shortfall Cost You? | Kiplinger A 3.2% withdrawal rate is likely a more sustainable metric. Additionally, if the household receives more than one check, additional savings would be needed to fill the shortfall. To be fair,...
