Global Aging and Fiscal Solvency

The Harvard economics professor thinks the US should correct Social Security's impending shortfall by gradually raising the age for "full" benefits to 70 from 67, and not by raising the payroll tax to 8% per employee and employer from the current 6.2%.

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