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Publications by David Ratner

Social Security provides the primary life insurance protection for most children

October 5, 2005 | By David Ratner | Economic snapshot

Can CAFTA save textile and apparel producers?

August 10, 2005 | By David Ratner | Economic snapshot

NAFTA’s cautionary tale: Recent history suggests CAFTA could lead to further U.S. job displacement

July 20, 2005 | By Robert E. Scott and David Ratner | Report

Looking in the wrong places:  Why benefit cuts will not solve Social Security’s financing problem

July 13, 2005 | By David Ratner | Economic snapshot

Social Security’s cruelest cut: Bush’s proposal slashes benefits for family members of workers who die before retirement

July 7, 2005 | By William E. Spriggs and David Ratner | Report

Social Security price indexing proposal means benefit cuts for workers

June 1, 2005 | By William E. Spriggs and David Ratner | Report

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