Long-run fiscal problems are due entirely to entitlement programs. Their continued growth is imposing a large cost on society, slowing down the economy and limiting improvements to standards of living. In order to control these costs, we need bipartisan reform that preserves the values of entitlement programs while making them sustainable and affordable.
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Watch “John Cogan Tells Us How to Think About Entitlements” on PolicyEd, available here:
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