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Dispelling Some of the Myth of Social Security Privatization
It’s been a bit of a campaign football, with much rhetoric espoused about what’s wrong with “turning the Social Security Trust Fund over to Wall Street.” In fact, it was a sticking point in the most recent candidate debate, with some misleading statements entering the fray. In an article posted on www.fedsmith.com, resident scholar for Social Security at the American Enterprise Institute Andrew Biggs provides some much-needed clarification of the basic argument. Read the article here…
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