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Privatizing public pension systems

Journal of Aging Studies, 2001
Abstract The major goal of this analysis is to examine the pros and cons of privatizing public pension schemes based on the Latin American experience. The study draws on evidence from four countries that have fully privatized their public pension schemes (Chile, Mexico, Bolivia, and El Salvador) and four that have partially privatized (Argentina ...
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Public Employee Pension Systems

Journal AWWA, 1937
With the passage of the Social Security Act old age benefits are provided for all employees in private employment in the United States. In Wisconsin, the employees of the police and fire departments have had a pension system under the Wisconsin statutes for a good many years.
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Financial Sustainability of Public Pension System

2021
The object of this chapter is the presentation of the budgetary system of public pension schemes in CEE countries, in terms of salary incomes taxation, in order to obtain the resources needed to finance social benefits, but also from the perspective of the level of benefits and the situation of budgetary balance.
Stefania Amalia Jimon, Florin Cornel Dumiter, Nicolae Baltes   +2 more
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Challenges to Public Pension Systems

2014
The poor funding status and liability measurement of state and local public pensions could be the defining issue for state-level fiscal policy for the next several decades. These chapters attempt to address several problems associated with pension management and measurement.
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Aging, intergenerational distribution and public pension systems.

Public finance = Finances publiques, 1993
This paper develops an intertemporal simulation model capable of addressing the macroeconomic and distributional effects of demographic shocks in a small open economy. Two sources of population aging are examined, viz. lower birth rates and prolonged expected lifetimes at retirement age.
Hougaard Jensen, Svend E., Nielsen, Søren Bo   +1 more
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Public Pension and Insurance: Public Pension System scheduled as an Insurance [PDF]

, 2010
All the social insurance systems in Japan have faced number of difficulties in recent years mainly because, on the one hand both aging and number of children declining had accelerated and on the other hand Japan experienced stagnated economy after 1990.
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General public pension insurance in Ukraine's pension provisional system

2017
The subject of the study is theoretical approaches to the interpretation of the essence and principles of the introduction and successful operation of the multi-level pension system, in particular the system of compulsory state pension insurance, as well as the system of non-state pension provision.
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Pension Systems in Ghanaian Public Universities

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Workers think more about the future and the pension schemes they join when they are in active employment. The study considers the pension systems in the Ghanaian public universities. It assesses how university workers’ pay their defined benefit and contribution plans towards their pensions.
Jonathan Sakoe, Leo Moses Twum Barima
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Designing an Optimal Public Pension System [PDF]

, 2013
This paper uses a two-period overlapping generations model in order to provide a theoretical design for an optimal public pension system based on a partial equilibrium analysis. Household preferences only depend on two periods consumption and leisure and is homogeneous of degree m with respect to consumption in the working and retired periods.
Fujii, Takao, Hayashi, Fumiaki, Iritani, Jun, Oguro, Kazumasa   +3 more
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Critical Issues of Public Pension System: The Italian Case

2020
This chapter addresses the issue of the financial sustainability of public PAYG pension schemes. Criticalities and, in particular, demographic risks affecting those schemes have been analysed. A possible solution to reduce demographic risk impact is presented, that is the introduction of a funded component to balance the PAYG part when the ratio of ...
Melis, Roberta, Trudda, Alessandro
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