I’m an Economist: Why Social Security Is in Crisis — and What You Can Do

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There are concerns about the state of Social Security, with some economists suggesting it is in crisis. However, opinions on the severity of the situation vary, with one economist stating that bankruptcy or collapse is not a possibility, but benefits may still be affected. The cause of the potential crisis is also unclear, with some outlets blaming certain policies, while others do not specify a reason.

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I’m an Economist: Why Social Security Is in Crisis — and What You Can Do

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