Private pension funds in most economies are imbedded in a system of public and private pension plans, often with several forms of pension plans coexisting or offered as options (e.g. defined benefit and defined contribution plans), and a tax regime. Varying demographics and economic conditions may be relevant to the goals of policy. This paper raises the question about what policy goals are relevant to the design of an optimal pension system under a range of circumstances and lists some issues and/or contradictions separating pension policies and economic policy goals that are raised by current pension treatment in representative economies
This paper takes stock of the evolution in pension systems and the challenges that remain for the fu...
This paper compares fully-funded (FF) and pay-as-you-go (paygo) pension plans in a Keynesian framewo...
Pension systems around Europe are being reformed for several decades already. Main objectives of the...
The research focuses on current pension policy issues. It takes into account the major changes in th...
ABSTRACT: The world is witnessing an important increase in number of elderly people. This process is...
Many nations are experiencing population aging due to rising life expectancies and declines in ferti...
The purpose of this study is to provide an outline of the policy issues that arise when instituting ...
This article examines why and how the first pension policies were adopted in North America, Europe, ...
This paper considers international trends in pension arrangements, starting with lessons from econom...
The process of European Integration and creation of the single market revealed many questions and bo...
This paper considers a world in which pension funds may default, the cost of the associated risk of ...
Labor market reform encompasses a wide range of issues aimed at increasing competitiveness, increasi...
In the thirty years since the introduction of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, tremendou...
This paper reviews and evaluates public policy towards private pensions which has developed in the U...
Mandatory pensions are a worldwide phenomenon. However, with fixed contribution rates, monthly benef...
This paper takes stock of the evolution in pension systems and the challenges that remain for the fu...
This paper compares fully-funded (FF) and pay-as-you-go (paygo) pension plans in a Keynesian framewo...
Pension systems around Europe are being reformed for several decades already. Main objectives of the...
The research focuses on current pension policy issues. It takes into account the major changes in th...
ABSTRACT: The world is witnessing an important increase in number of elderly people. This process is...
Many nations are experiencing population aging due to rising life expectancies and declines in ferti...
The purpose of this study is to provide an outline of the policy issues that arise when instituting ...
This article examines why and how the first pension policies were adopted in North America, Europe, ...
This paper considers international trends in pension arrangements, starting with lessons from econom...
The process of European Integration and creation of the single market revealed many questions and bo...
This paper considers a world in which pension funds may default, the cost of the associated risk of ...
Labor market reform encompasses a wide range of issues aimed at increasing competitiveness, increasi...
In the thirty years since the introduction of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, tremendou...
This paper reviews and evaluates public policy towards private pensions which has developed in the U...
Mandatory pensions are a worldwide phenomenon. However, with fixed contribution rates, monthly benef...
This paper takes stock of the evolution in pension systems and the challenges that remain for the fu...
This paper compares fully-funded (FF) and pay-as-you-go (paygo) pension plans in a Keynesian framewo...
Pension systems around Europe are being reformed for several decades already. Main objectives of the...