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Blahous contends that Social Security is ill-equipped to withstand the effects of an aging population and will impose excessive tax burdens upon future Americans unless its course is changed. Far from a doomsday tract, however, the book provides instances of proposals that would satisfactorily avert this course, if only the political will is mustered to implement them. Blahous argues for the program developed by the National Commission on Retirement Policy, but also offers positive descriptions of plausible alternatives as well as unsparing criticism of those who would cook the books in…mehr
Blahous contends that Social Security is ill-equipped to withstand the effects of an aging population and will impose excessive tax burdens upon future Americans unless its course is changed. Far from a doomsday tract, however, the book provides instances of proposals that would satisfactorily avert this course, if only the political will is mustered to implement them. Blahous argues for the program developed by the National Commission on Retirement Policy, but also offers positive descriptions of plausible alternatives as well as unsparing criticism of those who would cook the books in defense of either current law or high-cost alternatives. Reforming Social Security is sure to disturb ideologues from all parts of the political spectrum, because of its frank willingness to expose the costs of different approaches as well as the self-interest so often pursued by interest groups, political actors, and Social Security experts. An important analysis for the general public as well as policy makers and others concerned with social security issues.
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Autorenporträt
CHARLES P. BLAHOUS III is currently Executive Director for the Alliance for Worker Retirement Security in Washington, D.C./e He served from 1996-2000 as Policy Director for the office of Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), where he was responsible for managing the senator's major legislative policy initiatives, including pension reform, Social Security reform, Medicare choice, and budget reform.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Alan Simpson The View from the Future Challenges to the Culture of Entitlement The Political Inheritance of Social Security The Kerrey-Danforth Commission Social Security: Its Purposes, and How It Works The Trustees' Reports and What They Say: Beyond Actuarial Solvency Dissecting the Trustees' Assumptions A Cottage Industry of Demagogues Into the Lion's Den with the AARP The Congressional Debate Evolves: 1994-1997 A Divided Advisory Council Unites Behind Advance Funding Where Will Future Benefits Come From? A Sound and Fair System To Fund or Not to Fund? Personal Accounts or Government Investment The Top Ten Tricks in the Social Security Debate Tackling the Policy Challenges of Personal Accounts Putting It All Together: How a Reformed System Can Work Reaching Agreement with the NCRP Slings and Arrows 1998-1999: The President's Years of Discussion--Then More Discussion Congress Reacts to the President's Proposals The Last, Best Hopes: The Senate Bipartisan Plan and other Efforts Where We Are and Whither We Are Tending Selected Bibliography Index
Foreword by Alan Simpson The View from the Future Challenges to the Culture of Entitlement The Political Inheritance of Social Security The Kerrey-Danforth Commission Social Security: Its Purposes, and How It Works The Trustees' Reports and What They Say: Beyond Actuarial Solvency Dissecting the Trustees' Assumptions A Cottage Industry of Demagogues Into the Lion's Den with the AARP The Congressional Debate Evolves: 1994-1997 A Divided Advisory Council Unites Behind Advance Funding Where Will Future Benefits Come From? A Sound and Fair System To Fund or Not to Fund? Personal Accounts or Government Investment The Top Ten Tricks in the Social Security Debate Tackling the Policy Challenges of Personal Accounts Putting It All Together: How a Reformed System Can Work Reaching Agreement with the NCRP Slings and Arrows 1998-1999: The President's Years of Discussion--Then More Discussion Congress Reacts to the President's Proposals The Last, Best Hopes: The Senate Bipartisan Plan and other Efforts Where We Are and Whither We Are Tending Selected Bibliography Index
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