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AFSC joins in on another Social Security discussion with the Administration.
January 8, 2008
AFSC joined conference call with the Administration's Office of Business Affairs and Public Liaison, for a discussion on Social Security with Phillip Swagel, Assistant Secretary for Economic Policy. Assistant Secretary Swagel discussed the third in a series of Social Security briefs from the Treasury Department, entitled "Social Security Reform: Benchmarks for Assessing Fairness and Benefit Adequacy" (PDF). The brief focuses on ways to assess fairness and benefit adequacy in a financially sustainable Social Security system.
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