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<abstract>Failure to meet the Social Security Administration&apos;s (SSA) management
challenges could have serious consequences.  SSA provides benefits to
about 47 million people today, and it will have to provide benefits and
services to many more people in the future.  The baby boomers are aging,
and beginning in 1995, Social Security earning and benefits statements
will be required for all workers.  SSA is already seeing the effects of
a significant rise in disability cases, an area already plagued by major
processing delays.  This testimony examines SSA&apos;s current operations and
its preparations for the future.  GAO concludes that if SSA cannot
establish the necessary long-range plans, efficiently manage
computer-systems modernization, address work-force needs, and control
its finances, it risks significant deterioration in its ability to serve
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