Redesigning Aging: The Ethics and Economics of Human Longevity

'Redesigning Aging: The Ethics and Economics of Human Longevity' examines the societal, fiscal, and moral challenges of human longevity through economic modeling and bioethical analysis.

Co-authored by experts in economics and aging research, the book addresses policy implications for aging populations, including macroeconomic effects of slowing biological aging and fiscal strategies for sustainable growth.