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How will the Graying of America influence future federal spending?
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The greying of America will influence future federal spending by increases in social security and medicaid payments, andÊincreases in all related healthcare expenditures. There are more babyboomers than any previous generation so it will put a strain on all programs designed to help the retired population.
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∙ 10y ago
The graying of America will likely increase future federal spending as the elderly population grows and demands more resources such as healthcare, social security, and other retirement benefits. This will put pressure on programs like Medicare and Medicaid, potentially requiring increased funding or policy adjustments to meet the needs of an aging population. Additionally, there may be a need for greater investment in programs that support aging in place and long-term care options.
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