Political sustainability and the design of social insurance

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The Redistributive Design of Social Security Systems (2007, methodology): “To a standard formula used in the literature (Casamatta et al., 2000a, b), which has the advantage of summarising in one parameter (a) the degree of within-cohort redistribution, we add a distortionary element (g).”
The Political Economy of Social Security (2000, background): “and dt+1 = (1 +rt+1)st +pt+1(w): ( 4 ) In (2), u (:) is strictly concave and 1 is a factor of time preference.”
Do Benefit Cuts Boost Job Findings? Swedish Evidence from the 1990s (2001, background): “…log likelihood function, with m(.) given as 21 )((.) ϖϖ tzxm += , for a sample of n random complete and incomplete observations on T and c is 23 See Casamatta et al (2000) for an interesting analysis of the political economy of social insurance in a model with heterogeneous individuals but…”