The Handbook of West European Pension Politics

By E. Immergut, K. Anderson, I. Schulze. 2007

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• Income inequality and redistribution in post-industrial democracies: demographic, economic and political determinants (2014, background): “These pension systems of course deserve attention as well, and they may begin to contribute to rising inequality once the many retrenching reforms that have been introduced over the past two decades take full effect (Immergut et al., 2006), but they respond to different causal dynamics.”