David Ditch argues U.S. economic growth is failing to keep pace with rising Social Security and Medicare costs. He says seniors now receive more than they paid in payroll taxes, and that benefit cuts would lower debt-to-GDP about twice as much as tax hikes by 2060.
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David Ditch argues U.S. economic growth is failing to keep pace with rising Social Security and Medicare costs. He says seniors now receive more than they paid in payroll taxes, and that benefit cuts would lower debt-to-GDP about twice as much as tax hikes by
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