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paygo and intergen equity
the max factor :
"Pinky you are right
a strict PAYGO
is a logical extension of my point...."but.....
" By the way, Daniel Moynihan
proposed that very thing, around 1990."ugh part of his persiflage no doubt
as sincere
and durable
as a cats affection before feeding-----------------
"The problem with it is
with
an uneven pattern of population growth .."
valid pointthe old job class cohort snake
is lumpy gimmick
and the system needs to do equitable smoothing
because
"..you get an intergenerational transfer effect "hmmmm
this gets into legacy deficits
"that exaggerates the current one
of future generations
subsidizing present ones Miracle Max | Homepage | 11.24.06 - 7:22 pmby taxing the
present job force more now
then the future job force will
be taxed lesstopay the present forces future benesinstead
general income taxes will be used
to pay the diffthe shuffle
the ss trust fund don't owe
the diff
it cashes in its iousiefor a spell anyway
the bene payments are "financed"
out of
built up surplus
over paymentsvery shakey in my mind
after all the future jobsters will be paying part of that income tax
that off set
must be madenow
i never doubted
a smoothing of burden might improve intergen equitybut my thought
the real comp
for time jobbed now oughta pay out at least at
the real rate
it would be comped in the futurethe reward for deffered consumption
should include
the increase in
real productivityif you look at the plans history
paygo
bene pay outs
were a lite burden
early onbut
yes the jobbing to bene group ratio is getting worsethere are off sets
the number of kids
being supported
the number of immigrants arriving
as work force additions
that weren
ever kids here.
etc etc ..lets wait till this
higher share burden hitsif ever it does
then we can have the funds borrowtill we figure out
what to dowhy sub the general budget
now
and cut wealth
and property income taxes
on a cheap hunchthe fact remains
the pay go is a vast step towards "better"
if further refinements
need
considering
we'll get to em
after we stop
the robberyokay maybe we won't restore
the stolen loot
to its rightful owners as cash
just yet
subject for future studybut i'll say this
setting up personal accounts makes it personal peroperty
even if its uncle owes u notesits better then
the full montee swindle
the system may choose to produce
entitlements can be change
property taxedbut the former is easier then the later
Posted by js paine at November 25, 2006 09:15 PM
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