Improving Medicare Financing: Are We Up to the Challenge?
Medicare is nearly always a target of federal budget-cutting efforts, but to keep it robust and properly financed, all options must be on the table-the most likely change being a modest increase in the payroll tax, a very small income tax increase, and other ideas such sin or energy taxes, or increa...
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| description | Medicare is nearly always a target of federal budget-cutting efforts, but to keep it robust and properly financed, all options must be on the table-the most likely change being a modest increase in the payroll tax, a very small income tax increase, and other ideas such sin or energy taxes, or increasing Medicare premiums for Parts B and D. |
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| subjects | Baby boomers Beneficiaries Budgets Costs Decision Making Federal Government Financial Support Funding Health Care Costs Health care policy Health Care Services Health Insurance Income taxes Key Challenges Facing Medicare’s Future Medicare Payroll taxes Prescription drugs Reform Satisfaction Social Programs Tax increases Tax reform |
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