All of the following changes would reduce the long-range deficit for the Social Security program EXCEPT

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Delaying scheduled increases in the full retirement age would actually increase the long-range deficit for the Social Security program because it would mean people would start receiving benefits later, thus reducing the period over which benefits are paid out and saving money. Options A, C, and D would help reduce the deficit by increasing revenue or reducing payouts.

All of the Following Changes Would Reduce the Long-Range Deficit