Congress’s “wait ‘til the last minute” approach to Social Security (opens in new tab)
It was the spring of 1982. Ronald Reagan was just over a year into his first term, and the US economy was still in pretty rough shape. Interest rates remained sky-high, inflation was still hovering around 7%, and deficits continued to rise. But even with all that despair, the US government had a more immediate […]
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