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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008 This article, based on two books (2008, forthcoming), sets out principles for pension design: pension systems have multiple objectives, analysis should consider the pension system as a whole, analysis should be in a second-best context, different systems share risks differently and have different effects by generation and by gender.
Nicholas Barr, Peter A. Diamond
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Pension Knowledge and the Effectiveness of Pension Reforms
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021This study examines how knowledge about institutional settings and their reform affects the effectiveness of those reforms. We examine this question in the context of social security, the largest social insurance program in Europe, by exploiting time and cross-country variation in pension regulations in seven European countries.
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, 2008 India initiated ‘open-society, open-economy’ paradigm in 1991. Since then, its macroeconomic performance has been fairly satisfactory. Positive developments have occurred in real GDP growth, saving and investment to GDP ratios, international trade, and foreign exchange reserves (Table 5.1).
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Pension Reform and the Welfare of Pensioners
Fiscal Studies, 2005With extraordinarily good timing, the Economics section of the British Association, meeting in Exeter in September 2004, chose to look at pension reform. The newspapers were full of stories about the forthcoming Turner Report on pension reform. At the event, which was organised by Richard Blundell, President of the Economics section in 2004 and ...
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Compensation Review, 1974
An overview o f what pension reform means to employees—"probably better off with it than without it"— and, all in all, in the best interests of the private pension system.
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An overview o f what pension reform means to employees—"probably better off with it than without it"— and, all in all, in the best interests of the private pension system.
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Faculty Dental Journal, 2013
Dentists working in the NHS will be well aware that there are a number of changes taking place in the public sector pension scheme. Mark Blakeman, National Sales Manager at Wesleyan Medical Sickness, looks at how changes to the National Health Service (NHS) pension scheme are affecting the profession and provides an update and look ahead to what ...
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Dentists working in the NHS will be well aware that there are a number of changes taking place in the public sector pension scheme. Mark Blakeman, National Sales Manager at Wesleyan Medical Sickness, looks at how changes to the National Health Service (NHS) pension scheme are affecting the profession and provides an update and look ahead to what ...
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Social Policy & Administration, 2003
Abstract“Risk” is a word that has become common currency in the financial services industry in general, and in the pensions industry in particular. This article critically examines its use in the context of the current debate about UK pension reform. “Risk” is used by a broad spectrum of interests to discuss a wide range of pension issues in a variety ...
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Abstract“Risk” is a word that has become common currency in the financial services industry in general, and in the pensions industry in particular. This article critically examines its use in the context of the current debate about UK pension reform. “Risk” is used by a broad spectrum of interests to discuss a wide range of pension issues in a variety ...
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