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Social Security: The Phony Crisis by Dean Baker

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Also by Dean Baker:

The End Of Loser Liberalism, September 2011
Paperback / e-Book
Taking Economics Seriously, May 2010
Hardcover
False Profits, January 2010
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Plunder and Blunder, January 2009
Hardcover
Social Security: The Phony Crisis, September 2001
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Social Security: The Phony Crisis
Dean Baker

Discusses the history of Social Security and evaluates several of the reform proposals now on the table in Washington. A constant drumbeat in favor of the status quo will guarantee this book's popularity among liberals.

University Of Chicago Press
September 2001
199 pages
ISBN: 0226035468
EAN: 9780226035468
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The debate over Social Security reform continues, but few participants ask one basic question: does Social Security really need to be reformed? This eloquent, sophisticated book smashes away the rhetoric of the Social Security "crisis" to answer with a resounding "no," offering a clear and compelling defense of a system that's not nearly as troubled as many would have us think.

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