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What are the Implications of Rising Inequality for Social Security Policy?
(By -Benjamin W. Veghte, PhD via ashevilleprogressive.com)
In this 80th anniversary year of Social Security, America faces income and wealth disparities greater than at any time since the 1920s. 1 Social Security was integral to overcoming the inequalities of that era. Expanding Social Security today should be a central component of efforts to overcome today’s inequalities. Access full report here (PDF)…
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