Social Security Strength Through Recession’s Test
Social Security, now distributing over 200 billion annually to nearly 37 million Americans, faces trust erosion amid high payroll taxes and past crises. Pioneers like Altmeyer and Ball shaped the program, with reforms spanning the 1940s to 1970s, while critics warned of reserve risks and calls for universal pensions.
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