For simplicity, the Save the Social Security Surpluses simulation assumes that saving by households, businesses, and state and local governments remains constant as a share of
The assumptions made by the Save the Social Security Surpluses are for simplicity.
The assumptions made by the Save the Social Security Surpluses are done to make the model more complex.
A room full of ducks with elderly people sitting and standing around them.
A person in a blue shirt dancing around.
( It used to be difficult to place a call to the other side of the island.)
The rapier and the dagger fell down.
Mr. Cavendish worked on the land at styles.
The roads remain straight and uninhabited.