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Things That Will Happen Before Social Security Faces a Shortfall

June 01, 2005

Alan Barber

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The paper cites nine disturbing trends that will result in devastating human and environmental costs by 2052, when the Congressional Budget Office projects that Social Security will first see a shortfall.

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