Social Security
Feb. 16th, 2005 05:21 pmA trivial solution:
- Make the age when the Social Security benefits start depend on the current demographic situation, e.g., the oldest 10% of the population get the benefits.
- The specific age when this happens should be computed annually by the BLS.
- For women, the age should be augmented by the number of their children (i.e., a mother of 3 starts to receive Social Security benefits 3 years earlier than a childless woman born the same year) [ouch! sexism!]