Social Security Pension Reform in Europe
By M. Feldstein, H. Siebert. 2002
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Subfields: Demography, Law, Political Science and International Relations
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- The New Pension Reform as Global Policy (2005, background): “Notional defined contribution plans are one element of the new pension reforms (Feldstein, 2002: 7).”
- The rate of return of pay-as-you-go pension systems: a more exact consumption-loan model of interest (2005, unknown): “15]; “The rate of return in a notional system can only be the rate of growth of the tax base that results from rising real wages and increasing numbers of employees (Samuelson 1958)” [Feldstein (2002) p.”
- What Determines Annuity Demand at Retirement? (2012, unknown): “…date, it has proved very difficult to assess annuity demand and its determinants empirically,10 mainly due to the fact that annuity markets are very thin (in most countries individual demand is basically non-existent).11 Brown12 considers a 5 Feldstein and Siebert (2002); Diamond and Orszag (2004).”