Unfunded Medicare liabilities as a percentage of taxable payroll

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20.6b.1 | Without fundamental reform, unfunded Medicare liabilities will exceed 24 percent of taxable payroll by the year 2085. Unfunded Medicare liabilities as a percentage of taxable payroll. blog.american.com.

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20.6b.1 | Without fundamental reform, unfunded Medicare liabilities will exceed 24 percent of taxable payroll by the year 2085 Unfunded Medicare liabilities as a percentage of taxable payroll blog.american.com

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