NCPA Idea House


Policy Issues

NCPA Publications

Both Sides

Opinion Editorials

Audio/Visual


NATIONAL CENTER FOR POLICY ANALYSIS
ABOUT US / DONATE / CONTACT / SUBSCRIPTIONS / EVENTS / NEW / FOR THE MEDIA

Publications
Sign up to receive NCPA publications via email as they become available. Click here!
CRIME ECONOMY EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT FEDERAL SPENDING
GLOBAL WARMING GOVERNMENT HEALTH INTERNATIONAL MINIMUM WAGE
PRIVACY REGULATIONS SECURITY/DEFENSE SOCIAL SOCIAL SECURITY
SPECIAL TAXES TRADE WELFARE WOMEN IN THE ECONOMY

The Developed World’s Demographic Transition (technical version)
Studies
314 -- To Roth or Not?
302 -- Integrated Disability and Retirement Systems in Chile
301 -- How Much Do Americans Depend on Social Security?
297 -- The Rising Burden of Health Spending on Seniors
290 -- How Generous Are Social Security and Medicare?
281 -- Social Security Reform: Responding to the Critics
280-- Will the President's Proposal Solve Social Security's Crisis?
275-- Tax and Social Security Reform: Thinking Outside the Box
272-- Social Security Reform without Illusion: The Five Percent Solution
271-- Private Pension Annuities in Chile
266-- The 2004 Medicare and Social Security Trustees Reports
264 -- The Impact of Social Security Reform on Women in Three Countries
263 -- How Large Is the Federal Governments Debt?
260 -- Does It Pay Both Spouses to Work?
258 -- Does It Pay to Work?
253 -- Social Security Reform Around the World: Lessons from Other Countries
252 -- The Economic Cost of the Social Security Payroll Tax
249 -- Tax-Favored Savings Accounts: Who Gains? Who Loses?
248 -- Reinventing Retirement Income in America
247 -- Government Spending on the Elderly: Social Security and Medicare
246 -- Is War Between Generations Inevitable?
244 -- Social Security and Market Risk
241 -- Saving the Surplus
240 -- Social Security and Education
236 -- Social Security and Race
227 -- Comparing Proposals for Social Security Reform
221 -- Privatizing Social Security In Latin America
220 -- Investment-Based Social Security Saving Social Security For Our Parents, For Our Children
217 -- Privatizing Social Security
212 -- The Nightmare In Our Future: Elderly Entitlements
200 -- Private Alternatives To Social Security In Other Countries
Policy Backgrounders
162 -- Work and Retirement
152 -- Why the Social Security Earnings Penalty Should Be Repealed
Brief Analyses
625 -- Double-Dipping Social Security
616 -- Social Security and Medicare Projections: 2008
615 -- 401(k) Loans = Retirement Insecurity
612 -- Giving No Credit Where It Is Due: Social Security Disability
594 -- Chile's Answer to Rising U.S. Disability Costs
583 -- Pension Reform in Chile: Closing the Gap, Not Scrapping the System
567 -- Automatic 401(k)s: A Win for Workers
560 -- Social Security and Medicare Projections: 2006
520 -- Social Security and Progressive Indexing
519 -- Stock Returns and Economic Growth
514 -- Galveston County: A Model for Social Security Reform
513 -- Social Security Reform: The Cost of Delay
512 -- What We Can Learn from the British Experience with Personal Accounts
510 -- Social Security & Medicare Forecast: 2005
509 -- Answering the Myths about Social Security
506 -- Social Security Reform: Keeping Administrative Costs Low
505 -- Social Security Reform: Reducing the Risk of Poverty
504 -- Social Security Reform: Looking at the Options
502 -- The Coming Fiscal Deluge
495 -- Retirement Savings Reforms on which the Left and the Right Can Agree
490 -- How Will We Pay for Social Security and Medicare?
476 -- Social Security & Medicare Forecast: 2004
470 -- Eliminating the Social Security Payroll Cap: A Bad Idea
466 -- Social Security, Women and Working Families
453 -- Piling Up Future Debts
443 -- The Federal Thrift Savings Plan: A Model for Social Security Reform
436 -- Social Security & Medicare Forecast: 2003
429 -- Social Security and Stock Market Risk
417 -- How to Save Social Security
404 -- African Americans Benefit Most from Personal Retirement Accounts
402 -- How Big Is the Government's Debt?
394 -- Analyzing the 2002 Social Security Trustees Report
393 -- 401(k) Reform: Doing It the Right Way
387 -- Two Cheers for the Commission to Strenghten Social Security
385 -- Social Security Reform: The NCPA's 'Hybrid' Plan
382 -- Is the Stock Market Too Risky for Retirement?
366 -- Straight Talk About the Social Security Trust Fund
362 -- Questions and Answers About Personal Social Security Retirement Accounts
361 -- The Nightmare in Our Future - 2001 Update
352 -- Saving for a Rainy Day
343 -- The Power of Compounding and Social Security
341 -- Facts about Social Security
333 -- Americans Support Personal Retirement Accounts
332 -- Reducing the Social Security Benefits Tax
329 -- MySocialSecurity.org
302 -- Five Principles of Social Security Reform
296 -- Would a Private Social Security System Be Good for the Disabled?
293 -- The Language of Social Security Reform
291 -- Divorce and Social Security
289 -- Administering Private Social Security Accounts
286 -- Should The Federal Government Invest Social Security Trust Funds?
267 -- A 12-Step Plan for Social Security Reform
257 -- Can Social Security And Medicare Be Saved?
215 -- Some Americans Already Have Privatized Social Security
212 -- Social Security Reform: Other Countries Are Leading The Way
209 -- Social Security Privatization
162 -- The Case for ERISA
139 -- The Case for Expanded IRAs
 
12770 Coit Rd. Suite 800 - Dallas, TX 75251-1339   972-386-6272   Fax 972-386-0924
601 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 900, South Building - Washington, D.C. 20004   202-220-3082   Fax 202-220-3096
Copyright © 2002 National Center for Policy Analysis - All rights reserved