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Social Security: What Role For The Future? (Conference Of The National Academy Of Social Insurance),New
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Recent reports predict that, barring any changes, the Social Security program will become insolventno longer able to pay promised benefits in fullaround the year 2030, well within the retirement years of the baby boom generation. They also predict that the trust fund will stop being a net contributor and become instead a net claimant on the federal budget in the year 2013much earlier than previously thought. With the world population aging, the increasing number of dependent senior citizens in all countries will become a major public policy issue that will have to be addressed continually over the next fifty years.Social Security: What Role for the Future? takes a fresh look at the questions essential to understanding the future of oldage protection under Social Security. Experts in economics, actuarial science, and public policy examine such frontburner issues as the effects that variables such as mortality, births, inflation, wage levels, and pension benefits will have on the income of future retirees; the implications and effects of alternative levels of funding and financing on Social Security; and the prospects for publicly and privately financed income programs. The authors conclude with an examination of social security programs around the world and pose critical questions about the future direction of Social Security in the United Statesquestions that Congress and the American public will have to address in the coming years.The contributors include Robert H. Binstock, Barry P. Bosworth, Robert Brown, Gary Burtless, David M. Cutler, Jagadeesh Gokhale, Edward Gramlich, Stephen Goss, Robert Hagemann, Dalmer Hoskins, Estelle James, Diane Macunovich, David Mullins, Alicia H. Munnell, Robert J. Myers, Martha Phillips, Sylvester Schieber, Margaret Simms, C. Eugene Steuerle, and Carolyn Weaver.Copublished with the National Academy of Social Insurance'
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