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"overlapping generations model". The analysis is first applied to democratic decision making, based on majority voting. In Finland …
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The earnings-related pension system is partially pre-funded in Finland and has currently large reserves. This has …
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Life expectancies are rapidly increasing and uncertain in all countries in Europe. To keep pension systems affordable, policy reforms are to be implemented which will encourage individuals to work longer. In this paper we analyze the impact of working and living longer on pension incomes in five...
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The decline in labour force due to ageing in the Finnish economy is also at the core of the analysis by Urpo Hautala and Jorma Tuukkanen. The authors' starting point is to note that while a social security system with wide coverage, high benefits and little incentive to work can cause a...
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advanced welfare states: Denmark, Finland, and the United Kingdom. All three countries established a public first tier minimum …
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A specific feature in the Finnish pension system is rule-based preparation for mortality change. The earned pension capital is adjusted to life expectancy and the lowest age limit of the flexible retirement age will be adapted so that the ratio of expected years in employment and retirement is...
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