Policymaking for social security - Martha Derthick
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Americans are becoming more aware of their social security program and less contented with it. They see their taxes rising and are not sure that they will get their money's worth in future benefits. In the mid-1970s costs unexpectedly outran revenues, and in 1977 Congress reluctantly took action; but it had no sooner enacted new taxes than members began submitting bills to revise them. A social security taxpayers' revolt seemed to be brewing.
No longer a ""sacred cow,"" as Milton Friedman once remarked of i...
Americans are becoming more aware of their social security program and less contented with it. They see their taxes rising and are not sure that they will get their money's worth in future benefits. In the mid-1970s costs unexpectedly outran revenues, and in 1977 Congress reluctantly took action; but it had no sooner enacted new taxes than members began submitting bills to revise them. A social security taxpayers' revolt seemed to be brewing.
No longer a ""sacred cow,"" as Milton Friedman once remarked of i...
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1979 Uitgever: Brookings Institution 446 paginas Taal: Engels ISBN-10: 0815718152 ISBN-13: 9780815718154Koop dit boek tweedehands
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