WOBURN, Mass., Sept. 11 MA-CorporateResearch
WOBURN, Mass., Sept. 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Former Secretary of
State George P. Shultz and John B. Shoven, one of the nation's leading experts
on entitlement programs, will be featured in a free Webinar on September 29th,
2008 at 1:00 pm EDT. The two are both economists and co-authors of the new
book "Putting Our House In Order: A Citizen's Guide to Social Security and
Health Care Reform." They will describe the looming U.S. entitlement crisis
and a unique approach to solving it.
The Webinar is co-sponsored by Corporate Research Group and
http://www.ReformPlans.com. It is accessible by registering here:
http://www.corpresearchgroup.com/audio_conferences/ZW08114.html
As the country faces an unsustainable rise in entitlement costs, it is
increasingly clear that reform is needed. The rise in health care costs have
been especially burdensome, and many experts hope that health care reform will
be a top agenda item for the new U.S. administration in 2009, no matter which
candidate -- Sen. Barack Obama or Sen. John McCain -- is elected. Shultz and
Shoven believe that their approach can gain support from both parties and that
it is possible to both rationally contain out-of-control health care costs and
keep social security solvent for future generations to share in its benefits.
Part 1: Introduction (5 minutes)
Part 2: The Scope of the Problems and the Shultz/Shoven Solutions (50
minutes)
A Success Story - America So Far
The Iceberg Ahead
Age and the Labor Force
Fixing Social Security
Fixing the Health Care System
Part 3: Q & A (20 minutes)
"Putting our House In Order: A Citizen's Guide to Social Security and
Health Care Reform," focuses decades of national and global economic expertise
to making the case for how to cure what ails the U.S. health care system and
charts a course toward a system that provides income for the elderly and
universal access to health care in ways that are fiscally sound.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.corpresearchgroup.com/audio_conferences/ZW08114.html
Media interested in interviewing Mr. Shultz or Mr. Shoven should contact
Patrick Golden, Director of Communications at World Congress,
patrick.golden@worldcongress.com or 781-939-2511.
SOURCE Corporate Research Group
