Today’s note is a follow-on to the one I published yesterday. In yesterday’s post, I wrote about the near-universal obsession with program “solvency” and the idea that we need to deal with looming shortfalls in order to protect Social Security (and Medicare Part A) for future generations. In one sense, that is true.
Why FDR's Fed Chair Opposed His Plan to…
Today’s note is a follow-on to the one I published yesterday. In yesterday’s post, I wrote about the near-universal obsession with program “solvency” and the idea that we need to deal with looming shortfalls in order to protect Social Security (and Medicare Part A) for future generations. In one sense, that is true.
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