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Social Security: The Unfinished Work
Arguing that an equitable Social Security solution will be unattainable unless we bring stakeholders together around a common understanding of the facts and of the need to take action to address them, former White House adviser Charles Blahous presents some often misunderstood, basic factual background about Social Security. He discusses how it affects program participants and explains the true demographic, economic, and political factors that threaten its future efficacy.
Book Details
- Publisher: Hoover Institution Press
- Publish Date: Nov 1st, 2010
- Pages: 436
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.10in - 1.60in - 1.90lb
- EAN: 9780817911942
- Categories: • Public Policy - Social Security• Public Policy - Social Services & Welfare
About the Author
Charles Blahous, one of the nation's foremost retirement security experts, serves as one of two public Trustees for the Social Security and Medicare programs. Blahous served as deputy director of President George W. Bush's National Economic Council and, before that, as executive director of the president's bipartisan Social Security Commission and as special assistant for economic policy.