This paper studies how both pension systems and well-being at work can be improved to postpone retirement in European households. Option values for retirement are constructed from a pool of four countries: Finland, Belgium, Germany and Spain, all relying on public-sector mandated pensions. The pooled estimation strategy diminishes the caveats of using an existing institutional setting to examine the incentives of introducing a new pension system. Pension reforms have to implement higher pension rights accruals than what has so far been introduced in pension reforms during the 2000s
Many countries tax voluntary pension savings using the so-called EET model, based on tax-deductible ...
Defence date: 13 June 2011Examining Board: Prof. Stein Kuhnle, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin; ...
Most EU Member States have carried out substantial pension reforms over the last decades in order to...
This paper studies how both pension systems and well-being at work can be improved to postpone retir...
Spurred by the ageing transition, many governments have made wide-ranging reforms, dramatically chan...
This report is a summary of the research project on the “Adequacy and Sustainability of Old-Age Inco...
This report is a summary of the research project on the “Adequacy and Sustainability of Old-Age Inco...
This study discusses the pension system as an institutional structure for intergenerational exchange...
This paper studies the determinants of the retirement transitions of Europeans and focuses on the im...
Most assessments of pension sustainability focus on the projected fall in spending. However interest...
This special report presents the results of the research project on Adequacy and Sustainability of O...
Successive reforms enacted since the 1990s have dramatically changed Europe’s pensions landscape. Th...
This report presents an empirical typology of pension regimes in the European Union, the US, Canada,...
The process of European Integration and creation of the single market revealed many questions and bo...
This paper develops a general equilibrium simulation model of a heterogeneous population in which bo...
Many countries tax voluntary pension savings using the so-called EET model, based on tax-deductible ...
Defence date: 13 June 2011Examining Board: Prof. Stein Kuhnle, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin; ...
Most EU Member States have carried out substantial pension reforms over the last decades in order to...
This paper studies how both pension systems and well-being at work can be improved to postpone retir...
Spurred by the ageing transition, many governments have made wide-ranging reforms, dramatically chan...
This report is a summary of the research project on the “Adequacy and Sustainability of Old-Age Inco...
This report is a summary of the research project on the “Adequacy and Sustainability of Old-Age Inco...
This study discusses the pension system as an institutional structure for intergenerational exchange...
This paper studies the determinants of the retirement transitions of Europeans and focuses on the im...
Most assessments of pension sustainability focus on the projected fall in spending. However interest...
This special report presents the results of the research project on Adequacy and Sustainability of O...
Successive reforms enacted since the 1990s have dramatically changed Europe’s pensions landscape. Th...
This report presents an empirical typology of pension regimes in the European Union, the US, Canada,...
The process of European Integration and creation of the single market revealed many questions and bo...
This paper develops a general equilibrium simulation model of a heterogeneous population in which bo...
Many countries tax voluntary pension savings using the so-called EET model, based on tax-deductible ...
Defence date: 13 June 2011Examining Board: Prof. Stein Kuhnle, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin; ...
Most EU Member States have carried out substantial pension reforms over the last decades in order to...