The Congressional Budget Office released findings on employment trends related to retirement, while a Brookings team proposed a blueprint to address Social Security issues.
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What happened
The Congressional Budget Office released findings on employment trends related to retirement, while a Brookings team proposed a blueprint to address Social Security issues.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Congressional Budget Office
government agency
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Social Security
political party in Israel
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Brookings Institution
American think tank
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- Social Security uses BLS data for wage comparisons.
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