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In a fully-funded social security program

In a fully-funded social security program
A) the young are forced to save for their own retirement.
B) the young have to buy bonds for the old.
C) the young pay for the benefits of the old.
D) the young are forced to save for the retirement of the old.

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I'm assuming I was right? Wink Face

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