Andrew Scott is Principal Scientist and Professor of Economics at Oxford University. He is the author of The Longevity Imperative and co-author, with Lynda Gratton, of The 100-Year Life. His work examines how longer lives are changing the economy, the workplace, public policy, and the way we think about education, retirement, and health. In this conversation, Dr. Scott discusses why societies need to redesign their institutions for longer lives, how individuals can prepare for an uncertain future, and why healthy longevity must benefit more than the wealthiest groups.
You came to aging research as an economist. What does economics allow…
