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February 10 2026 | News

Aspen Economic Strategy Group Welcomes Four New Members

Aspen Economic Strategy Group Welcomes New Members Leading business executives and academics join bipartisan group dedicated to promoting evidence-based solutions to America’s economic challenges. WASHINGTON, DC, FEBRUARY 10, 2026 – The Aspen Economic Strategy Group (AESG), co-chaired by former U.S....
Aspen Economic Strategy Group
February 05 2026 | Blog: By the Numbers

Three Takeaways from the Census Bureau’s New Population Estimates

Last week, the US Census Bureau released new estimates of the US population over the past five years. Overall, the US population rose by 0.5 percent (by 1.8 million) from mid-2024 to mid-2025, a sharp slowdown from the prior 12...
Luke Pardue
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 1. Workforce Age, 1976 vs 2024

Nicola Bianchi, Matteo Paradisi
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 2. Wage Gap Between Older and Younger Workers

Nicola Bianchi, Matteo Paradisi
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 3a. Representation in Pay Quartiles: Under-30 Workers

Nicola Bianchi, Matteo Paradisi
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 3b. Representation in Pay Quartiles: Over-50 Workers

Nicola Bianchi, Matteo Paradisi
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 4. Share of Managerial Positions

Nicola Bianchi, Matteo Paradisi
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 1. Debt as a Percentage of GDP, 1962-2055

Luke Pardue, Lisa Dettling
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 2. US Dependency Ratios, 1950-2100, With Different Projections for Fertility Rates

Luke Pardue, Lisa Dettling
February 01 2026 | Figures

Figure 3. Federal Outlays as a Percentage of GDP, by Decade

Luke Pardue, Lisa Dettling

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