March 2, 2004/New York TIMES
NEWS ANALYSIS
Medicare and Social Security Challenge
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
WASHINGTON, March 1 - When Alan Greenspan urged Congress last week to
cut future benefits in Social Security and Medicare, sending elected
officials to the barricades, he was if anything
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March 2, 2004/New York TIMES
NEWS ANALYSIS
Medicare and Social Security Challenge
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
In theory, the two giant trust funds are
accumulating huge surpluses
that can be used to pay for benefits when the baby
boomers retire and
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March 2, 2004/New York TIMES
NEWS ANALYSIS
Medicare and Social Security Challenge
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
In theory, the two giant trust funds are
accumulating huge surpluses
that can be used to pay for benefits when
reduction in our benefits.
Peter Hollings
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March 2, 2004
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March 2, 2004/New York TIMES
NEWS ANALYSIS
Medicare and Social Security Challenge
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
Doug Orr was on the local NPR affiliate with some other people giving an
excellent take on Greenspan's, uh, strategic
Mike Ballard wrote:
President Bush and Republican lawmakers distanced
themselves as well,
saying that much of the problem could be averted by
setting up private
savings accounts.
A ridiculous proposal which plays to the ignorance of
the working class about who actually produces the
wealth and
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March 2, 2004/New York TIMES
NEWS ANALYSIS
Medicare and Social Security Challenge
By EDMUND L. ANDREWS
In theory, the two giant trust funds are
accumulating huge
, the beneficiaries, will sue all present and future trustees
personally for any reduction in our benefits.
Peter Hollings
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On Sun, 21 Sep 2003, michael wrote:
Beaudry, Paul and David A. Green. 2003. Wages and Employment in the
United States and Germany: What Explains the Difference? American
Economic Review, 93: 3 (June): pp. 573-602.
The first thing that would come to my mind is that the German educational
Beaudry, Paul and David A. Green. 2003. Wages and Employment in the
United States and Germany: What Explains the Difference? American
Economic Review, 93: 3 (June): pp. 573-602.
Abstract: Over the last 20 years the wage-education relationships in
the United States and Germany have evolved very
Strassmann, Paul A. 1997. The Squandered Computer: Evaluating the
Business Alignment of Information Technologies (Information
Economics Press).
75: "In 1992 I met with the statistical staff from the Department of
Commerce to gain an understanding of how they translated current IT
budgets into
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