Anchor: In evaluating a Social Security reform proposal, it is important to consider that increasing national saving is one criterion in assessing the extent to which the proposal achieves sustainable solvency.
Entailed: When assessing a Social Security reform proposal, increasing national saving demonstrates the extent the proposal can achieve sustainable solvency. 
Contradiction: When evaluating a Social Security reform proposal, one can disregard national saving. 
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