Public surveys indicate that ¾ of younger Americans think that Social Security is a “dead program.” What would make them have such a dim view?

Public surveys indicate that ¾ of younger Americans think that Social Security is a “dead program.” What would make them have such a dim view? Does the strength of the American Association of Retired persons (AARP) play into this perspective? What are some alternatives to the program as it is now? Should alternatives be considered and why?

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