The People's Pension

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  • The People's Pension Book Detail

  • Author : Eric Laursen
  • Release Date : 2012
  • Publisher : AK Press
  • Genre : Political Science
  • Pages : 834
  • ISBN 13 : 1849351015
  • File Size : 9,9 MB

The People's Pension by Eric Laursen PDF Summary

Book Description: Explores the potential benefits of a government-independent, democratized Social Security system to support dependents suffering from the reduction of other government benefits.

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