Data Appendix for "Pareto Improving Social Security Reform when Financial Markets are Incomplete!?"

By Dirk Krueger. 2005

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How Well Does the U.S. Social Insurance System Provide Social Insurance? (2010, background): “A welfare gain of this magnitude is much larger than those in the literatures on insuring aggregate shocks (see Krueger and Kubler (2005)), eliminating capital taxes (see Lucas (1990)) or smoothing out the business cycle (see Lucas (2003)).”
Intergenerational Risk-Sharing and Risk-Taking of a Pension Fund (2008, background): “In the same vein, Krueger and Kubler (2006) show that when returns to physical capital and human capital are imperfectly correlated, the consumption variance of all generations can be reduced by implementing a PAYG system in which pension benefits would be indexed on labor incomes. de Menil et al.…”
Intergenerational risk sharing within funded pension schemes (2010, unknown): “Some specific papers in this area are Fisher (1983), Gale (1990), and Bohn (2003) about fiscal policy and public debt management; Weiss (1979) about monetary policy; Merton (1983), Enders and Lapan (1982), and Krueger and Kubler (2006) about social security programs.”
The farm, the city, and the emergence of social security (2012, unknown): “11 Krueger and Kubler (2005) study how the introduction of an unfunded social security system can be Pareto improving in an economy with incomplete markets.”
An Estimation of Economic Models with Recursive (2007, unknown): “from this regression, with Newey and West (1987) t-statistics, are reported in Table 1. Average stockholder consumption growth is positively related to both the growth in industrial production and to the growth in expenditures on services. Each variable has a statistically significant effect on aver”
Notes on using the hidden asset or the contribution asset to compile the actuarial balance for pay-as-you-go pension systems (2010, background): “Theoretical macroeconomic equilibrium stipulates that r > G, both in the specific cases of certainty as shown by Tirole (1985), and uncertainty, following Demange (2002) and Krueger & Kubler (2006).”
Risk Sharing and Efficiency Implications of Progressive Pension Arrangements (2008, unknown): “To our knowledge, Krueger and Kubler (2006) are the first to simulate the transition path of a numerical overlapping-generations model with aggregate risk.”