social security reform
Social security reform refers to the process of making changes and improvements to the existing social security system, with the aim of ensuring its sustainability, adequacy, and fairness.
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Related Concepts (24)
- addressing solvency issues
- adjusting cost-of-living formulas
- benefits indexation
- considering alternative funding sources
- cost-of-living adjustments
- disability eligibility revision
- entitlement reform
- expanding benefits for low-income individuals
- fiscal sustainability
- increase in payroll taxes
- increasing taxable income limits
- intergenerational equity and fiscal sustainability
- long-term care provisions
- means-testing benefits
- pension reforms
- preventing fraud and abuse
- privatization of social security
- raising the cap on taxable earnings
- rebalancing beneficiary-to-worker ratio
- reducing administrative costs
- restructuring survivor benefits
- retirement age adjustment
- revising spousal benefits
- social security
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