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<abstract>Although Social Security&apos;s benefit and contribution provisions
are neutral with respect to race, ethnicity, and gender, concerns
about the experiences of minority groups under Social Security	 
focus on whether they benefit less than whites, particularly	 
because of the shorter life expectancy of blacks. These concerns 
are related to the concept of equity, or how benefits compare	 
with taxes. To gain a thorough understanding of the experiences  
of minority populations under Social Security, GAO was asked to  
examine (1) what socioeconomic and demographic factors influence 
Social Security taxes paid and benefits received and (2) how	 
different equity measures compare across racial groups. Because  
of the current system&apos;s projected actuarial deficit, to conduct  
this study, GAO made its calculations using three policy	 
scenarios, each of which achieves 75-year solvency: a payroll tax
increase and a progressive and proportional benefit cut. Further,
GAO used three measures of equity: lifetime benefit-to-tax	 
ratios, net lifetime benefits, and real internal rates of return.
GAO also examined four birth cohorts: 1931-40, 1941-45, 1946-55, 
and 1956-64.</abstract>
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