Question 5 The calculation used by Social Security to calculate retirement benefits is meant to replace a(n) of preretirement income for low-income retirees than for high-income retirees equal percentage O larger percentage smaller percentage equal amount

Question 5 The calculation used by Social Security to calculate retirement benefits is meant to replace a(n) of preretirement income for low-income retirees than for high-income retirees equal percentage O larger percentage smaller percentage equal amount

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