Nancy Altman
About the Author
Nancy Altman is a distinguished policy expert and advocate for social welfare reform, with decades of experience shaping national discussions on retirement security and economic justice. A graduate of Harvard Law School, she has served in key governmental roles, including as chairperson of the Federal Trade Commission during the Carter administration, and has advised on Social Security policy for over four decades. Altman's incisive analyses challenge prevailing myths about fiscal sustainability, emphasizing the vital role of expanded social programs in fostering a more equitable society. Her work bridges rigorous scholarship with accessible prose, making complex policy issues understandable to a broad audience while urging actionable change for future generations.
Books by Nancy Altman
