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More on Social Security
Social Security really isn’t in trouble — unless you are math-challenged or intentionally being deceitful. Krugman says it better than I can. Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
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One way I intend to use this blog is to present links to economic or political sites and data that I think are relevant. Here are some examples: Bush tax cuts did not spur economic growth or increase government revenue … Continue reading
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