On the recordMay 4, 2011
Too often, governments have deferred difficult choices by pushing obligations off into the future without responsibly saving for the day when those obligations are due.
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congress.govToo often, governments have deferred difficult choices by pushing obligations off into the future without responsibly saving for the day when those obligations are due.
Boustany discusses the irresponsibility of governments in managing public debt and pension obligations.
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