The Adjustment of Social Security Benefits to Account for Changes

question 57

Multiple Choice

The adjustment of Social Security benefits to account for changes in living costs is an example of

• A)inflation.
• B)benchmarking.
• C)bracket creep.
• D)benefit recalibration.
• E)indexing.

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