The Case for Collaboration among State-Sponsored Savings Plans

The authors of this article, Angela M. Antonelli, director of the Georgetown University Center for Retirement Initiatives (pictured), J. Mark Iwry, a Brookings Institution fellow, and David C. John, an AARP policy advisor, recommend that individual US states with public-option workplace retirement plans should work in concert rather than alone.

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