The Social Security Coloring Book
It appears that I've been replaced by a coloring book, courtesy of The Stand-Up Economist. It's actually quite a good discussion of the policy issues. [h/t The Big Picture].
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2 comments:
Nice resource.
But demographics are necessarily destiny.
Even Japan's birthrate picked up last year.
That's a cool tool. Perhaps we could get a few Congressmen to read it.
Nick Kasoff
The Thug Report
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