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Disability Fraud…Another View
Allegations of massive fraud in the Social Security disability program are popular topics to write about, but the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities offers a different perspective. In a recent policy brief, the CBPP provides a view on why the problem is not as rampant as some would believe, and offers a suggestion on what to do about it. In an article posted on takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com, Teresa Tritch reports on the policy briefing. Read the article here…
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