Reading the Christensen paper raised a few questions for me.
1) I am curious about the extent to which COVID is going to impact life expectancy long-term. There is recent demographic evidence that suggests a reduction in life expectancy in 2020 compared to recent years, however, these analyses do not reflect potential long-term complications of COVID nor increased mortality reflecting care-seeking delays during the pandemic.
2) An aging population structure and longer life expectancies have important implications for infrastructure in the U.S.. What should we be planning for in terms of social security, healthcare, and residences for the increasing numbers of very old people?