5. When a country decides to privatize pensions ans state-owned enterprises, it is likely following the: a) Golden Straightjacket b) The Washington Consensus c) National interest argument d) Infant in The word 'fallacy' derives from the Latin word: a) to conceive b) to deceive c) to ber...
In that congress, the need to focus on the pensions was strongly felt. This showed first of all in the way the activity report was rejected – a first in the history of the union, a lack of consensus vis-à-vis the policy imposed from above and insufficiently shared by all the militant...
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Asking voters to approve tax increases and employees to contribute more toward their pensions also are options. A city that mentioned the possibility of bankruptcy in September, Oroville, did not use the “bankruptcy word” while addressing the CalPERS board in November. A federal judge ruled in ...
agents, as if the latter is justified). The Fed was also “rammed down the throats of the American public”, when it was voted into law by a predominantly absent on vacation and thinly populated Congress (not that the ramming down of throats would be absent with a full Congress either!
Here was a North Cambridge man, from a working-class family and neighborhood, who over 50 years in public life became both the first Democratic speaker of the Massachusetts House and then went on to Congress where he ascended to the House speakership over the next 25 years. He was one of...
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If Congress doesn’t find a remedy for the shortfall, retirement benefits would likely be reduced by about 19%. Myth No. 1: Social Security is going broke Reality: Social Security is facing an ongoing shortfall and needs shoring up, but it’s not going bankrupt. Social Security is complicat...