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One of the most confusing things about the current Social Security debate is the many and sometimes divergent descriptions of the program's financial problem. Numbers are thrown about fast and furious to support one side or the other's contention about…

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A “One Percent” Tax Increase Will Not Fix Social Security’s Problems

Mar 19, 2005

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Social Security’s Trust Funds Mask the Problem

Mar 12, 2005

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Reform Should Not Wait For a Crisis

Mar 5, 2005

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The Presidents FY 2006 Budget: As significant for what it omits as for what it includes

Feb 16, 2005

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Seven Signs of Fiscal Sense: Criteria for Evaluating Budget Plans

CBO August Update: A little good news and a lot of red ink

Raising the Social Security Taxable Earnings Cap: Real Reform or Another Placebo?

Personal Retirement Accounts: Should They be Voluntary or Mandatory?

Automatic Cost Growth Drives the Problem

There is No Free Lunch

A Real Fix for Social Security Requires An Increase in National Saving

Social Security’s Financial Problems: How Should We View Them?

A “One Percent” Tax Increase Will Not Fix Social Security’s Problems

Social Security’s Trust Funds Mask the Problem

Reform Should Not Wait For a Crisis

The Presidents FY 2006 Budget: As significant for what it omits as for what it includes

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