Add to ORKGThis paper analyzes the effect of private supplementary pensions (and the tax reliefs that aim to stimulate such plans) on national saving in Spain. It tries to test the alleged positive effects of private pension plans on savings. Using a longitudinal dataset and fixed-effects methods, we find that tax-favored contributions to a pension fund are not associated with a lower consumption level, which implies that this policy does not increase national saving. The empirical results on the impact of contributions on private household wealth are less clear
Using taxation statistics, this paper explores the distributional implications of tax relief on priv...
In order to study whether public pension systems displace private saving, we use the quasi-experimen...
As part of the current debate on the reform of pension systems, this article examines the potential ...
Artículo de revistaThe tax incentive enjoyed by workplace pension schemes could encourage participan...
Using the fact that the Spanish self-employed voluntarily choose their contributions to Social Secur...
This paper uses a Spanish panel of tax returns and another on household expenditure during the perio...
This paper analyses the effects of social security reforms on saving in Britain. We use the British ...
Please do not quote. This paper analyses the effect of social security reforms on saving in Britain....
This paper exploits a recent reform of private pension schemes in Italy to identify the impact on ho...
Different tax incentives have been extensively used by the countries to support private pension plan...
Using three major U.K. pension reforms as natural experiments we investigate the relationship betwee...
Based on German panel data between 1984 and 1999 we test for the interaction of social security bene...
Private pension plans are now an important source of retirement income, especially in the United K...
The combination of projected increases in the expenditure of the public pension scheme and low rates...
This paper focuses on whether it is appropriate in Italy to introduce increased tax benefits to the ...
Using taxation statistics, this paper explores the distributional implications of tax relief on priv...
In order to study whether public pension systems displace private saving, we use the quasi-experimen...
As part of the current debate on the reform of pension systems, this article examines the potential ...
Artículo de revistaThe tax incentive enjoyed by workplace pension schemes could encourage participan...
Using the fact that the Spanish self-employed voluntarily choose their contributions to Social Secur...
This paper uses a Spanish panel of tax returns and another on household expenditure during the perio...
This paper analyses the effects of social security reforms on saving in Britain. We use the British ...
Please do not quote. This paper analyses the effect of social security reforms on saving in Britain....
This paper exploits a recent reform of private pension schemes in Italy to identify the impact on ho...
Different tax incentives have been extensively used by the countries to support private pension plan...
Using three major U.K. pension reforms as natural experiments we investigate the relationship betwee...
Based on German panel data between 1984 and 1999 we test for the interaction of social security bene...
Private pension plans are now an important source of retirement income, especially in the United K...
The combination of projected increases in the expenditure of the public pension scheme and low rates...
This paper focuses on whether it is appropriate in Italy to introduce increased tax benefits to the ...
Using taxation statistics, this paper explores the distributional implications of tax relief on priv...
In order to study whether public pension systems displace private saving, we use the quasi-experimen...
As part of the current debate on the reform of pension systems, this article examines the potential ...