Simulating a Savings Plan Account Balance for Social Security

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Simulating a Savings Plan Account Balance for Social Security
Contingencies

Jan. 6, 2006

Excerpt: Could stochastic modeling help Social Security actuaries achieve more accurate forecasts than traditional deterministic methods? It's an idea they've been looking at for a few years. Here, in a different context, is basically how stochastic modeling works.

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