A close analysis reveals that
A)Social Security is not "broke," but long-term changes are needed.
B)Social Security is "broke" and cannot be fixed.
C)Social Security will be insolvent by the end of the decade.
D)Social Security benefits will dwindle to a bare minimum in the next 10-20 years.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Social Security faces challenges and will require adjustments to ensure its long-term viability, but it is not "broke." The program collects payroll taxes to fund benefits, and while it may face a shortfall that could affect its ability to pay full benefits in the future, it is not insolvent or beyond repair.

A Close Analysis Reveals That