The Benefits of a Fully Funded Social Security System

Authors

Nathan Taulbee '00, Illinois Wesleyan University

Abstract

Congress has discussed several reform proposals [for the Social Security system], but has failed to agree on a solution that maintains the redistributive structure of the current system while also providing economic advantages. This paper consists of several additional sections that logically demonstrate why a fully funded system with the buildup of a large permanent trust fund is the most advantageous Social Security reform proposal.

Recommended Citation

Taulbee '00, Nathan (1999) "The Benefits of a Fully Funded Social Security System," The Park Place Economist: Vol. 7
Available at: https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/parkplace/vol7/iss1/18