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How Social Security and Medicare Actually Work (and why they are so bad for people)
Identify at least two changes that may occur for Social Security and Medicare benefits in the next 20 years. Then, describe key policies that the U. S. government could implement in order to ensure positive changes for Social Security and Medicare benefits based on your prediction.
How was Social Security intended to work versus how it currently works?
What are some alternatives to Social Security?
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