
@cremieuxrecueil Can find a version of this here (entered $100 as total tax bill in order to get dollars as percentages). https://t.co/mLbr1KURSP https://t.co/dwbsGV2Tk3

For the purposes of our study, social services expenditures included public and private spending60 on old-age pension and support services for older adults, survivors benefits, disability and sickness cash benefits, family supports, employment programs (e.g., public employment services and employment training, unemployment benefits, supportive hous
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In the report we see that the federal government spends $877.5 billion annually on these benefits and services. And let us note that this spending does not include Social Security, Medicare, unemployment insurance, or Affordable Care Act subsidies. However, the $877.5 billion does include $467.8 billion spent on health care for the poor in programs
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