Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.In simple terms, increasing payroll taxes by 1.86 percent (a 15percent increase over the 2001 rate paid by employers and workers) now could head off a Social Security shortfall for 75 years.
A 1.86 percent increase to payroll taxes could prevent Social Security from running a deficit for the next 75 years.
A 1.86 percent increase to payroll taxes wouldn't be enough to prevent a shortfall in Social Security funds.