Social Security is a ____ pension plan. a. pay-as-you go b. noncontributory c. fully funded d. divested e. private

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Social Security is a ____ pension plan. a. pay-as-you go b. noncontributory c. fully funded d. divested e. private

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D. is the answer to your question

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