Saving social security a balanced approach
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TextPublication details: Washington Brookings Institution Press 2004Description: viii,287p. ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 0815718381
- 368.4300973 22 DI-S
- HD7125 .D525 2004
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| 368.42600973 MA-P Politics of medicare | 368.4300973 AA-C Can America afford to grow old? paying for Social Security | 368.4300973 BE-S Social security history and politics from the new deal to the privatization debate | 368.4300973 DI-S Saving social security a balanced approach | 368.4300973 SO- Social security beyond the basics | 368.4300973 SO- Social security and retirement private goals, public policy | 368.430973 AA-C Countdown to reform the great social security debate |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A brief overview of Social Security -- Goals for Social Security reform -- Social Security's long-term deficit -- A balanced three-part plan to shore up Social Security -- Strengthening Social Security's effectiveness as social insurance -- Implications of our reform plan for benefits and revenue -- Individual accounts -- Questions and answers about our balanced reform plan -- Conclusions -- Appendixes: A. Social Security and national saving -- B. Trends in retirement age -- C. How the legacy debt arose: A simplified example -- D. Characteristics of tax-favored defined-contribution plans -- E. Should the trust fund invest in the stock market? -- F. Comparisons with models 2 and 3 of the President's Commission -- G. Memorandum from the Office of the Chief Actuary.
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