It seems to me if you are making decisions about something and you have 20 percent less information or less accurate information, would that drive up the cost of not only getting the data that you need, but would it also compromise the likelihood of the validity or the highest level of validity of decisionmaking that then would occur?
Davis questions the implications of reduced data accuracy on decision-making costs.
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I want to thank all of the witnesses for the care and attention that you have given to your responses and to your positions.
I unconditionally and absolutely reject President Trump's and Elon Musk's work to steal American's Social Security benefits, a scheme that hurts middle-class and working-class families and seniors to pay for tax handouts to billionaires.
I would certainly like to work with you to try and help reduce and alleviate them.
“Press releases claiming dramatic improvements in SSA customer service, particularly on the 800-number, conflict with reports from AARP and our constituents,”
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