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Poverty and Income Security publications from cbo
Testimony on the Impact of Social Security Reform on Women
reportJune 1, 1999Testimony on Social Security Privatization: Experiences Abroad
reportMay 25, 1999An Analysis of the President's Budgetary Proposals for Fiscal Year 2000
reportApril 1, 1999Testimony on CBO's Spending Projections for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program and Federal Child Care Programs
reportMarch 16, 1999Projections of Expenditures for Long-Term Care Services for the Elderly
reportMarch 1, 1999Testimony on the President's Social Security Framework
reportFebruary 23, 1999Testimony on the President's Social Security Framework
reportFebruary 23, 1999Letter to the Honorable Frank Lautenberg and the Honorable John Spratt regarding possible transfers from the general fund to the Social Security trust funds
reportFebruary 19, 1999Testimony on Social Security Privatization: Experiences Abroad
reportFebruary 11, 1999Raising the Earliest Eligibility Age for Social Security Benefits
reportJanuary 1, 1999Social Security Privatization: Experiences Abroad
reportJanuary 1, 1999Policy Changes Affecting Mandatory Spending for Low-Income Families not Receiving Cash Welfare
reportSeptember 1, 1998Letter to the Honorable Bill Archer regarding Professor Martin Feldstein's proposal to set up personal retirement accounts financed by tax credits
reportAugust 4, 1998Technical Paper 1998-3: Opting Out of Social Security and Adverse Selection
working paperAugust 1, 1998Technical Paper 1998-2: Privatizing Versus Prefunding Social Security in a Stochastic Economy
working paperAugust 1, 1998Social Security and Private Saving: A Review of the Empirical Evidence
reportJuly 1, 1998Long-Term Budgetary Pressures and Policy Options
reportMay 1, 1998Social Security Privatization and the Annuities Market
reportFebruary 1, 1998Budgetary Implications of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997
reportDecember 1, 1997Technical Paper 1997-5: Privatizing Social Security While Limiting Adverse Selection in Annuities Markets
working paperAugust 1, 1997