Social Security Reforms
Participants talked about three separate reports on proposed Social Security reforms and the drawbacks to privatization…
Report on Social Security
2002-10-14T15:49:25-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/21a/173029-m.jpgOfficials testified about various plans to continue financing Social Security. Among the issues they addressed were proposals to partially privatize the system, the state of the economy, and predictions about future solvency of the system.Officials testified about various plans to continue financing Social Security. Among the issues they addressed were proposals to partially privatize the system, the state of the economy, and predictions about future solvency of the system.
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- Andrew G. Biggs Assistant Director Cato Institute->Social Security Privatization
- Esther Tess Canja President (Former) AARP
- Marty Ford Co-Bureau Chief Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities->Social Security Task Force
- Robert Greenstein Founder and Executive Director Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Barbara B. Kennelly President and CEO National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
- Olivia Mitchell Professor University of Pennsylvania->Wharton School of Business
- Peter R. Orszag Senior Fellow Brookings Institution->Economic Studies
- Max Baucus U.S. Senator [D] Montana
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