The Distributional Aspects Of Social Security And Social Security Reform (National Bureau Of Economic Research Conference Report,Used

The Distributional Aspects Of Social Security And Social Security Reform (National Bureau Of Economic Research Conference Report,Used

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Social Security Is The Largest And Perhaps The Most Popular Program Run By The Federal Government. Given The Projected Increase In Both Individual Life Expectancy And Sheer Number Of Retirees, However, The Current System Faces An Eventual Overload. Alternative Proposals Have Emerged, Ranging From Reductions In Future Benefits To A Rise In Taxrevenue To Various Forms Of Investmentbased Personal Retirement Accounts.As This Volume Suggests, The Distributional Consequences Of These Proposals Are Substantially Different And May Disproportionately Affect Those Groups Who Depend On Social Security To Avoid Poverty In Old Age. Together, These Studies Persuasively Show That Appropriately Designed Investmentbased Social Security Reforms Can Effectively Reduce The Longterm Burden Of An Aging Society On Future Taxpayers, Increase The Expected Future Income Of Retirees, And Mitigate Poverty Rates Among The Elderly.

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