Laura Carstensen (Stanford U.) @LongevityCenter “research shows that experience more than compensates for the declines in speed & efficiency at new learning even into the 60s and 70s..Virtually no evidence links such declines to degraded work performance” buff.ly/2R2V0Lk pic.twitter.com/jQnPB8IgbF

Yesterday from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

More middle class investors increase the political pressure to bail out banking systems which increases moral hazard and financial risk @voxeu buff.ly/2QDmqqT #economy pic.twitter.com/wRBd3LKsnX

About 2 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Japanese FSA calls for more products that hedge longevity risk and that safeguard investors against cognitive decline. Best hedge for longevity risk are macro policies that support longevity economy. buff.ly/2QVMVru #economics pic.twitter.com/tr4GYzSF8Y

About 5 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Universities, one of the most age segregated institutions, are responding to growing demand for education over life course. Ruth Finklestein nails it “There were 25 Age-Friendly Universities a year ago&that’s doubled entering an exponential growth phase” buff.ly/2HTByxx pic.twitter.com/LMQnVeL3di

About 6 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Buffer

Thanks Ali for your help and good luck! twitter.com/aliuppalecon/s…

About 6 days ago from Andrew Scott's Twitter via Twitter for iPad