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Germany -- A Retirement Trendsetter
William Shipman via Cato Institute

[Opinion]
Dec. 7, 2006

Excerpt: Most of our political leaders are aware that our Social Security system faces challenges similar to Germany's. Many of them endorse the German model of raising taxes and cutting benefits, others support a saving and investment system. Given Germany's projected taxes and benefits, it is worthwhile to compare the two approaches.

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