Until Congress began to periodically raise benefit levels to adjust for inflation, the first recipients of Social Security checks:
A. lost value over time, because the payments were not adjusted for inflation.
B. received a fixed amount that caused their real income to decline.
C. grew poorer over time, because the payments were nominal amounts.
D. All of these statements are true.
Answer: A
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