If baby-boomers want to work longer and companies want more skilled workers, what's the problem?
And these younger workers are just as smart and hard-working as we baby-boomers are.
This is the year the first baby-boomers turn 60, including Presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton.
British baby-boomers tended to believe their houses were all the piggy bank they needed.
This argument suggests that saving should rise again when the baby-boomers hit their high-saving fifties.
Retired Baby-Boomers have plenty of ways to make money that don't involve greeting people at Wal-Mart.
Today this means investing in technology, health care and financial services (baby-boomers save for retirement).
That is especially valuable when a generation of prosperous baby-boomers is preparing to give away billions.
And all this as the baby-boomers are beginning to retire and medical costs are escalating.
Meanwhile Mr Herrera, looking ahead to a bulge of dying baby-boomers, foresees endless opportunities.
Wages are falling partly because a cohort of highly paid baby-boomers is retiring, replaced by younger workers.
From next year, the baby-boomers start to retire (60 being the minimum mandatory retirement age for now).
Mr Willetts is not the only writer to worry about baby-boomers crashing through society like a flash flood.
The cost of entitlements has been rising vertiginously, and will do so even faster as the baby-boomers retire.
Spurning their parents' self-restraint, the baby-boomers rebelled against every form of authority and sampled every form of fun.
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In 2011 the first baby-boomers retire and the number of elderly voters will only grow (see article).
Social Security faces ruinous pressure when, by 2010, the baby-boomers start retiring and cease to pay their taxes.
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Baby-boomers getting their first foot on the housing ladder enjoyed both mortgage-tax relief and the debt-gobbling effects of inflation.
Baby-boomers say they want to stay in the workforce for more than money.
It is sometimes said that Japan's risk appetite mirrors that of its baby-boomers.
Her 20-point win in the primaries was built on support from three groups: baby-boomers, women of all stripes and independents.
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Their spending on highways and schools for baby-boomers lifted such investment above 3% of GDP in the 1950s and 1960s.
On top of this, older baby-boomers have dodged two speeding bullets, leaving their descendants squarely in the line of fire.
Many baby-boomers say they never want to bow out altogether, though they would often prefer to put in shorter hours.
The cost of these programmes needs to be checked, or else large deficits will reappear when the baby-boomers start retiring.
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As the economy recovered, many companies asked workers from Japan's huge generation of baby-boomers to stay on past retirement age.
To cut taxes so sharply in the decade before the baby-boomers start to retire was always going to be risky.
The baby-boomers are starting to retire, forcing employers to compete for new talent by letting younger employees work wherever they please.
The budget does nothing to advance the permanent reform of the Medicare system that will be needed when the baby-boomers retire.
Its absurdly complicated tax system raises very little, and the ageing of its baby-boomers will push its vast entitlement programmes towards bankruptcy.
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