Sentence examples for social security burden from inspiring English sources

The national debt is more than twice the size of the economy, and the social security burden will only get heavier in this rapidly aging society.

A report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, "Taxing Wages," showed that the "tax wedge" — the average tax and social security burden on incomes — rose last year in 22 of the organization's 34 member states.

American taxpayers paid an average of 29.5percentt of their incomes in taxes and social security, but out of a consortium of 34 countries known as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), 24 nations have a higher tax and social security burden than the United States, according to the OECD.

In the same period, the per worker overall social security burden (the reciprocal of the LMSR) is going to increase by 59%.

The present study used disposable income (working income + business and sideline business income + property income + private transfer income + public transfer income − taxation and social security burden charge) as the dependent variable.

A comparison of the EESR and the LMSR dynamics indicates that the increase of the social security burden per one active person is going to stem entirely from the growing number and proportion of pensioners (65+) in the total population.

But keep in mind that even a huge boost in productivity won't do much to reduce Social Security's burden.

Therefore, employees would bear 77%% of social security tax burden.

As the government progressively institutes universal social security, the burden of providing health care and pensions is shifting from businesses to the state.

Articles that traditionally talked about their wants and needs spoke more about how "we" were going to pay for them on Social Security and what burden they were on our economy.

This would radically reduce future deficits for Medicare and Social Security, a mounting burden on future generations the present value of which is now projected at $129 trillion, 11 or a hidden debt of over $400,000 on every child, woman and man in today's America.