Over the last half century, there has been a significant change in the number of currentworkers per retired person who qualifies for Social Security. How has the ratio changed?It has increased.It has decreased.OIt has changed, but, due to data issues, no knows for sure whether it increased ordecreased.It has increased but by less than 10 percent.It has gone up and down, and the differences have cancelled out. 1. Some critics have argued that Social Security is unfair to women. For example, it hasbeen argued that there is a "widow's gap." What is the widow's gap?OIt's the gap of time between the death of the spouse and the surviving spouse starting anew job.O It's a gap between the social security benefit of the deceased spouse and the cost ofliving.O It's a gap between Social Security payments and the price of health insurance for peoplewith preexisting conditions.O It's a gap of time when she is not covered by health insurance.It's the gap of time between the youngest child turning 16 and the normal retirement age,when the surviving spouse turns 60.

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Over the last half century, there has been a significant change in the number of current workers per retired person who qualifies for Social Security. How has the ratio changed? OIt has increased. O It has decreased. It has changed, but, due to data issues, no knows for sure whether it increased or decreased. O It has increased but by less than 10 percent. It has gone up and down, and the differences have cancelled out.

Over the last half century, there has been a significant change in the number of current workers per retired person who qualifies for Social Security. How has the ratio changed? OIt has increased. O It has decreased. It has changed, but, due to data issues, no knows for sure whether it increased or decreased. O It has increased but by less than 10 percent. It has gone up and down, and the differences have cancelled out.

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