Add to ORKGA key issue in pension reform is whether a shift from pay-as-you-go (PAYG) to funding is largely a matter of reallocation of the financial burden of ageing (with the risk of a generation paying twice), or whether funding improves economic performance sufficiently to generate the resources required t
Most social security systems around the world are operated on a pay-as-you-go (or PAYGO) basis. Taxe...
Birth rates have dramatically decreased and, with continuous improvements in life expectancy, pensio...
In today\u27s world, falling fertility and rising life expectancy have destabilized the public pensi...
Abstract: A key issue in pension reform is whether such a shift from PAYG to funding is largely a ma...
A key issue in pension reform is whether such a shift from PAYG to funding is largely a matter of r...
The saving-investment nexus is central to the pension debate, an important aspect of which concerns...
In most countries Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) is the dominant pension scheme. The conventional view is that...
As the economic and financial crisis accelerates worldwide, covering the expenses driven by an aging...
While there are various arguments about public pension system reform, this paper examines the confli...
This paper studies the short- and long-run effects of pay-as-you-go financed public pensions on prod...
The paper critically examines the dominant neoclassical views on the adoption of mandatory Fully Fun...
Debate over superiority of pension funding over pay-as-you-go links notably to the question whether...
In the past three decades, several attempts in various directions have been initiated for reforming ...
Demographic realities will soon force developed countries to find ways to pay for longer retirements...
In the absence of reform, the cost of pension is set to become unsustainable for our social security...
Most social security systems around the world are operated on a pay-as-you-go (or PAYGO) basis. Taxe...
Birth rates have dramatically decreased and, with continuous improvements in life expectancy, pensio...
In today\u27s world, falling fertility and rising life expectancy have destabilized the public pensi...
Abstract: A key issue in pension reform is whether such a shift from PAYG to funding is largely a ma...
A key issue in pension reform is whether such a shift from PAYG to funding is largely a matter of r...
The saving-investment nexus is central to the pension debate, an important aspect of which concerns...
In most countries Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) is the dominant pension scheme. The conventional view is that...
As the economic and financial crisis accelerates worldwide, covering the expenses driven by an aging...
While there are various arguments about public pension system reform, this paper examines the confli...
This paper studies the short- and long-run effects of pay-as-you-go financed public pensions on prod...
The paper critically examines the dominant neoclassical views on the adoption of mandatory Fully Fun...
Debate over superiority of pension funding over pay-as-you-go links notably to the question whether...
In the past three decades, several attempts in various directions have been initiated for reforming ...
Demographic realities will soon force developed countries to find ways to pay for longer retirements...
In the absence of reform, the cost of pension is set to become unsustainable for our social security...
Most social security systems around the world are operated on a pay-as-you-go (or PAYGO) basis. Taxe...
Birth rates have dramatically decreased and, with continuous improvements in life expectancy, pensio...
In today\u27s world, falling fertility and rising life expectancy have destabilized the public pensi...