International audienceThe German pension reform of 2007, which raises the retirement age to 67, is often given as an example to France, quite forgetting that this reform is planned to be gradually implemented until 2029, and that a lot of workers retire before the legal age due to less severe pension reductions. Early retirement at 63 with a full pension, which was passed in 2014, reconsiders the 2007 law, although it is only reserved for workers with 45 years of pension insurance. Pension adequacy issues arise because the standard pension for 45 years of insurance at average wages is much higher as the actual pension payments. Facing demographic and financial constraints, Germany has adopted a sophisticated monitoring and pension calculati...
International audienceIn 1982, the French socialist government lead by Pierre Mauroy reduced the leg...
retirement for bothmen andwomen and since thenmen andwomenmust be 60 years old to be eligible for fu...
The future of the french public pension system : some lessons from a dynamic overlapping generations...
International audienceThe German pension reform of 2007, which raises the retirement age to 67, is o...
The French pension system, which was built in 1945 on the pay-as-you-go option, is a strong element ...
National audienceThe 2010 pension reform was the final outcome of France 's progressive integration ...
Faced with an ageing population, France will need to reform once again its pension system. Given wha...
The reform of statutory pension insurance in Germany Arnaud Lechevalier This article provides an ana...
Retirement plans and pension funds : the potential contribution of foreign experience to the French ...
Dans l’Union européenne, l’espérance de vie augmente, la fécondité baisse et les baby-boomers parten...
Abstract: Using French administrative data, we assess the impact of the 1993 pension reform on priva...
The 1993 French pension reform reinforced incentives to delay retirement through the increase in the...
International audienceUsing the “Échantillon Inter-régimes des Retraités” (EIR) 2008 and 2012 panel ...
Phased retirement refers to a reduction in working time whether before or after the normal date of r...
This thesis brings together different evaluations of recent reforms of the French pension system usi...
International audienceIn 1982, the French socialist government lead by Pierre Mauroy reduced the leg...
retirement for bothmen andwomen and since thenmen andwomenmust be 60 years old to be eligible for fu...
The future of the french public pension system : some lessons from a dynamic overlapping generations...
International audienceThe German pension reform of 2007, which raises the retirement age to 67, is o...
The French pension system, which was built in 1945 on the pay-as-you-go option, is a strong element ...
National audienceThe 2010 pension reform was the final outcome of France 's progressive integration ...
Faced with an ageing population, France will need to reform once again its pension system. Given wha...
The reform of statutory pension insurance in Germany Arnaud Lechevalier This article provides an ana...
Retirement plans and pension funds : the potential contribution of foreign experience to the French ...
Dans l’Union européenne, l’espérance de vie augmente, la fécondité baisse et les baby-boomers parten...
Abstract: Using French administrative data, we assess the impact of the 1993 pension reform on priva...
The 1993 French pension reform reinforced incentives to delay retirement through the increase in the...
International audienceUsing the “Échantillon Inter-régimes des Retraités” (EIR) 2008 and 2012 panel ...
Phased retirement refers to a reduction in working time whether before or after the normal date of r...
This thesis brings together different evaluations of recent reforms of the French pension system usi...
International audienceIn 1982, the French socialist government lead by Pierre Mauroy reduced the leg...
retirement for bothmen andwomen and since thenmen andwomenmust be 60 years old to be eligible for fu...
The future of the french public pension system : some lessons from a dynamic overlapping generations...