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Changing Social Security to Achieve Long-Term Solvency and Make Other Improvements - Background Factors, Issues, Options

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no DOI — not checkedSocial Security Administration's Office of Retirement Policy worked from the premise that since the trust funds are projected to be exhausted in 1941
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no DOI — not checkedOn the other hand, when the criterion of replacement rate is used, wage-indexing appears to maintain a stable benefit level while price-indexing leads to gradual shrinkage -higher benefits but lower replacements rates. Supporters of the 1977 Congressional wage-indexing scheme characterized it as the path of stability; opponents viewed it as a commitment to benefit growth. Both were right
no DOI — not checkedIt was mentioned by the President at a March 16, 2005, press conference and subsequently became one of his Social Security reform discussion points
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no DOI — not checkedIt's 'Private' vs. 'Personal' in Social Security Debate
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