Generational Accounts for the United Kingdom
Generational accounts show the net discounted life-time contribution, positive or negative, that people, as a function of their age, are expected to make to the Exchequer. Receipts include both welfare benefits and public consumption (allocated by age as far as possible) while payments are largely comprised of taxes.
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2011-03
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Authors: | Weale, Dr Martin |
Institutions: | National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
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