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Retirement, Saving, U.S. Economy
Alan S. Blinder, Former Visiting Fellow Alicia H. Munnell, Peter F. Drucker Chair in Management Sciences Henry J. Aaron, Senior Fellow, Economic Studies Peter R. Orszag, President
The Brookings Institution
Jun-00 —
Abstract
Governor Bush has proposed allowing workers to divert part of their Social Security payroll taxes into individual accounts. He has also promised to maintain current-law Social Security benefits for disabled workers and survivors, as well as for both current retirees and workers nearing retirement. The purpose of this analysis is to examine some of the implications of fulfilling these promises while at the same time diverting payroll tax revenue from Social Security to individual accounts.
Henry J. Aaron, The Brookings Institution, March 01, 2000
Henry J. Aaron, Senate Committee on the Budget, January 19, 1999
Eric Engen, The Brookings Institution, August 01, 2000
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