The Currently Valued Outcome for Evaluating Social Security Programs by the U.S

question 105

Multiple Choice

The currently valued outcome for evaluating Social Security programs by the U.S. government is:

• A) how spending patterns have changed since the program was instituted by F.D. Roosevelt.
• B) how well the benefits are assisting the new generations of the "old" old.
• C) on the amount of dollars allocated and what new possibilities exist for either spending or reallocating the funds.
• D) how the spending patterns benefit elderly recipients.

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