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September 10, 12, 19, 24, 2002 Seminars on the Hill & at the Cato Institute • Washington, D.C.
No group has more to lose when the current Social Security
program becomes insolvent than younger Americans. And no
group of Americans has greater enthusiasm for reform based on
personal retirement accounts. The Cato Institute’s
September series on Social Security and Young Americans, cosponsored
with America's Future Foundation and Third Millennium,
brings experts from both sides of the reform debate to discuss the reforms that Social Security will need if it is to survive
into the 21st century. Policy analysts, economists, pollsters, and
experts on younger generations will share their insights into how
Generations X and Y would be affected by changes to
Social Security, including voluntary personal retirement accounts.
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