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<abstract>Absent reform, Social Security&apos;s financing gap will grow until
currently scheduled benefits can no longer be paid in full.	 
Recent reform proposals often include general revenue (GR)--a	 
major change that can have significant implications for the	 
budget as a whole. This report addresses these issues: (1) What  
information is available about GR in recent proposal scorings by 
Social Security&apos;s Office of the Chief Actuary (OCACT)? (2) What  
common mechanisms, especially GR mechanisms, are used to increase
program revenue? (3) What are the implications of GR for the	 
trust fund and the federal budget? We have prepared this report  
under the Comptroller General&apos;s statutory authority to conduct	 
evaluations on his own initiative as part of a continued effort  
to assist Congress in addressing the challenges facing Social	 
Security.</abstract>
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