A recent Volkstrant article has cited my work on the political economy consequences of ageing (my own translation):

“Oxford economist Tim Vlandas calls it a “gerontonomy”: an economy in the service of the elderly. The growing electoral power of pensioners, who vote more faithfully than working people, leads to democratically chosen stagnation, Vlandas argues, because the interests of the elderly prevail over long-term investment out of political fear.”