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Fall 1983

Vol. 3 No. 2

Social Security: Continuing Crisis or Real Reform?

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Introduction: Social Security: Continuing Crisis or Real Reform?

By James A. Dorn

Social Security Survival: A Public-Choice Perspective

By James M. Buchanan

Comment on Social Security Survival: A Public-Choice Perspective

By Mancur Olson

The Economics and Politics of the Emergence of Social Security: Some Implications for Reform

By Carolyn L. Weaver

Comments on The Economics and Politics of the Emergence of Social Security: Some Implications for Reform

By Edgar K. Browning and Edward J. Harpham

Social Security: Myths and Realities

By Paul Craig Roberts

The National Commission’s Failure to Achieve Real Reform

By A. Haeworth Robertson

Individual Gains and Losses from Social Security before and after the 1983 Amendments

By Anthony Pellechio and Gordon Goodfellow

A Constitutionalist Approach to Social Security Reform

By Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Comment on A Constitutionalist Approach to Social Security Reform

By Rudolph G. Penner

Social Security: The Absence of Lasting Reform

By Richard B. McKenzie

Comments on Social Security: The Absence of Lasting Reform

By Joseph A. Pechman and Colin D. Campbell

Criteria for Reforming Social Security

By David Ranson

Comment on Criteria for Reforming Social Security

By A. Haeworth Robertson

Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security

By Roger W. Garrison

Comment on Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security

By Gary T. Burtless

Supply-Side Effects of Social Insurance

By Norman B. Ture

Achieving Social Security Reform: A “Leninist” Strategy

By Stuart Butler and Peter Germanis

Comment on Achieving Social Security Reform: A “Leninist” Strategy

Private Alternatives to Social Security: The Experience of Other Countries

By John C. Goodman

Comment on Private Alternatives to Social Security: The Experience of Other Countries

Funded Social Security: Collective and Private Options

By Richard E. Wagner

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