Using rate-of-return analysis to determine who benefits and who does not benefit from the current structure of Social Security is

A. embraced by all.
B. embraced not only by financial planners but also by most economists.
C. rejected by those that view the program as social insurance rather than as an investment.
D. rejected by everyone.


Answer: C

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