No; private enterprise cannot solve the social security problem which government intervention has created. Neither can the govÂ­ernment solve it. Private enterprise does afford the individual the maximum opportunity to prepare for his own retirement.
In two separate studies of anxiety disorders and major depressive disorder (that is, clinical depression) study authors found that surveys of clinical anxiety and depression have been conducted across 91 countries, involving more than 480,000 people.
In any given one-year period, 13 million to 14 million people, about 6.6 percent of the nation, experience the illness. The numbers are similar to those found in the first survey 10 years ago. At that time, the lifetime prevalence of depression was measured at nearly 15 percent and the one-year figure at 8.6 percent.