Sure will, or at least will look for the answer but please be specific in
your question.
Are you asking:
1. what estimated rate of growth is the SS fund based on
2. what is the actual growth rate?
3. whether the econ prof is blowing wind up your skirt with his opinion that
the crisis is manufatured by investment fund managers who'd love to get
their hands on the re-directed funds?


"Larry Blanchard" wrote in message
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In article , GeorgeC-
says...

I don't know either, but it doesn't make any difference. In 2035 less
than 2 people will be working support one retired person. That isn't
going to result in a very good retirement no matter how you try to
fund it.

OK, my last try. All of those assumptions about the number of
payers vs the number of payees are ALREADY IN the governments
estimates. The question was about one number in their
estimating formula that was questioned by an economics
professor.

I will post no more on this subject. You may all be good
woodworkers, but you either don't understand English, you're
just trolling, or you're all preprogrammed to spout the drivel
of one side or the other when any trigger word is uttered.
Sheesh!

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