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Do pension wealth, pension cost and the nature of pension system affect coverage? Evidence from a country where pay as you go and funded systems coexist
... that pension wealth has a positive impact on affiliation, while pension cost has a negative ...on pension cost has a greater impact over affiliation than the same change on pension ...
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Pension wealth and household saving: evidence from pension reforms in the UK
... UK pension system underwent many reforms. Our estimates of pension wealth reflect all the changes that were implemented during the period we ...the pension wealth variables caused by ...
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Pension wealth and household saving decisions: Microeconometric evidence from Britain and US
... which pension plan someone belongs to it is not possible even to approximate the person’s ...private pension schemes, which hindered their inclusion in the analysis in the first place, now becomes a ...
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Assessing the sustainability of pension reforms in Europe: a pension wealth approach
... pension wealth. As the latter is the discounted stream of all future pension payments, it captures the effects of changing longevity on total flows and of indexation on the relative value of flows ...
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Optimal Asset Allocation Strategy for Defined Contribution Pension Plans with Different Power Utility Functions
... of wealth-to-wage ...optimal pension asset allocation strategy of pension wealth per se is horizon ...of pension plan financial wealth (aug- mented pension wealth + ...
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Optimal asset allocation and annuitisation in a defined contribution pension scheme
... the pension wealth and income, age of the pensioners, pensioners’ RRA and bequest coefficient, and for the same value of income at that age, are the consequences of the fact that the newly bought annuities, ...
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Essays on the income, wealth and family tranfers of the older generation
... of wealth and the issue of reverse causality between survival beliefs and wealth are the two m ajor issues in the em pirical study of effect of survival beliefs on saving, and this research contributes to ...
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Cutting One's Coat According to One's Cloth: How did the Great Recession affect retirement resources and expenditure goals?
... housing wealth fell substantially during the Great Recession in many industrial- ized ...between wealth and retire- ment expenditure goals. We separate ‘pure’ wealth effects from common factors such ...
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Pensions in the Middle East and North Africa: time for change
... Gross and Net Replacement Rates as a Percentage of Average Earnings in Schemes for Civil Servants in Select Middle East and North African Countries Gross Pension Wealth as a Multiple of [r] ...
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Annual Report on Structural Reforms 2003 “Shifting up a Gear The Case for Speeding up Reform” 28 February 2003
... (after-tax) pension wealth 22 for 6 Member States for 2001 (figures are not available for B, DK, E, EL, IRL, L, Ös, P, ...groups. Pension wealth is calculated as the present value of all the ...
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A Comparative Typology of Pension Regimes. ENEPRI Research Reports No. 54, April 2008
... the pension age’, ‘reducing pension benefits’ and ‘raising the contribution period’ are positively correlated with the pension wealth and negatively with the ‘private/funded’ ...the ...
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Wealth
... of wealth with money, and of money with precious metals, was instrumental to, or associated with, their central belief that, the world amount of these metals being given at a given moment, the only way for a ...
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Infrastructure Investment and the Emerging Role of Institutional Investors: The Case of Pension Funds and Sovereign Wealth Funds
... contingent pension reserve funds, which provide (from sources other than individual pension contributions) for conditionally unspecified pension liabilities on the government’s balance sheet ...
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A Portfolio Approach to Assessing an Auto-Enrolment Pension Scheme for Ireland
... There appears to be a certain level of support for high allocations of equities versus life-style investment strategies in the construction of the default portfolio. Booth and Yakoubov (2000) use historical data returns ...
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China’s Gains from UK’s Practice in Raising Pension Insurance Fund
... raise pension funds, such as increasing financial investment, is the most direct ...in pension. From 2010 to 2013, the proportion of the basic pension insurance fund expenditure in GDP increased ...
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The Model Grows the Society of Solving Through Financial Literates and Investment Portfolio on Fisheries-Traders in Surabaya Indonesia
... Based on the results of structured interviews, validation, triangulation of data in the field shows that fishermen and traders have the same perception but there is a different understanding. Similarity of perception; ...
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Modelling a Dutch Pension Fund’s Capital Requirement for Longevity Risk
... of pension funds. Pension systems can respond by requiring higher contributions or by raising the retirement age, which has been done in the Netherlands in 2014 by raising the retirement age from 65 to ...
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Pension Reform Progress and Problems
... nificant. But those who agree that this reform should be developed and expanded have some doubts and contradictory opinions as to what methods should be chosen for this reform. Many people watched the ad- vertisements ...
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Preference and choice for micro pension scheme: evidence from estate sector in Sri Lanka
... a pension scheme of their workers (Rajadurai, ...the pension system to informal sector workers include plantation (estate) sector through a voluntary pension scheme (VPS) introduced by the social ...
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Digest of Statistics on Social Protection in Europe. Old age and survivors: an update. 1996
... Compulsory Old age pension Lump sum benefit Voluntary Self-administered funds Old age pension - Employees of public bodies and enterprises pension supplement - Pension provision by priva[r] ...
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