To illustrate the complexities in evaluating how traditional program reforms might affect national saving, let's examine two basic options that would directly improve Social Security's financial imbalance-increasing payroll taxes and reducing benefits.
Assessing the ways in which traditional program reforms can impact national savings is fraught with a number of complexities.
Increasing payroll taxes is the only option that would be a direct financial improvement Social Security.
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The board believed that the money was intended to help lost dogs and cats.
A man is under a sign with a name written on it.
A man is in the ocean
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This argument says that when using the delivery system, the postal service should charge itself half of what it charges its competitors.