Aging Population
Aging Population | Social Security Should Be Privatized
In the following viewpoint, Daniel J. Mitchell contends that the current Social Security system cannot be fixed and should be replaced by private retirement accounts. According to Mitchell, such accounts would provide workers with significantly more income than they would earn through Social Security. He maintains that the poor would benefit the most if privatization were implemented because they would be better able to build a nest egg for retirement. Mitchell is the McKenna Senior Fellow in Political Economy for the Heritage Foundation and is the organization’s chief expert on tax...
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- Introduction
- Chapter 1: How Does Society View Aging and the Elderly?
- Chapter 2: How Will an Aging Population Affect America?
- Chapter 3: Should Social Security Be Reformed?
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Chapter 4: Are Improvements Needed in Elderly Health Care?
- Chapter 4 Preface
- Medicare Needs Radical Reform
- Medicare Should Be Reformed Cautiously
- Medicare Should Provide Prescription Drug Coverage
- Medicare Is Not the Best Solution for Prescription Drug Coverage
- The Aging Are Treated Poorly in Nursing Homes
- The Quality of Nursing Homes Is Improving
- Hunger Among the Aging Needs to Be Prevented
- The Elderly Are in Good Health
- Chapter 4 Periodical Bibliography
- For Further Discussion
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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