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Using the tools it has today, China can transform its aging population into a vital social and economic force supporting the country’s growth, writes Jonathan Woetzel in China Daily.Also applies to the US unfortunately. Medicare takes care of seniors, but that's often too late for healthy aging since a lot of damage has already been done. M4A would easily pay for itself" in terms of increased efficiency, effectiveness and productivity. (Nominal cost is not an issue for a sovereign currency issuer like the US.)McKinsey & Co.Pioneer of healthy agingJonathan Woetzel
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Using the tools it has today, China can transform its aging population into a vital social and economic force supporting the country’s growth, writes Jonathan Woetzel in China Daily.Also applies to the US unfortunately. Medicare takes care of seniors, but that's often too late for healthy aging since a lot of damage has already been done. M4A would easily pay for itself" in terms of increased efficiency, effectiveness and productivity. (Nominal cost is not an issue for a sovereign currency issuer like the US.)McKinsey & Co.Pioneer of healthy agingJonathan Woetzel
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Using the tools it has today, China can transform its aging population into a vital social and economic force supporting the country’s growth, writes Jonathan Woetzel in China Daily.
Also applies to the US unfortunately. Medicare takes care of seniors, but that's often too late for healthy aging since a lot of damage has already been done. M4A would easily pay for itself" in terms of increased efficiency, effectiveness and productivity. (Nominal cost is not an issue for a sovereign currency issuer like the US.)
Jonathan Woetzel