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most developed countries, including in Spain. Many countries need to introduce reforms of their pension systems in order to … cannot be readily perceived by the population. That is why some economists in Spain refer to it as the “Silent Reform”. The … aim of this paper is to analyse the consequences this type of reform would have in Spain; indeed, it is the first paper to …
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In this paper we study the quantitative properties of a policy reform aimed at funding the pension system in the standard model economy with perfect substitution across workers with different experience levels and a model economy where this substitutability is imperfect. With compulsory...
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Spain from the mid-1990s until the arrival of the global financial crisis in 2007-2008, ii) what role fiscal policy and … policies could affect the recovery of economic activity in Spain after the crisis. Our results indicate that falling interest … Spain more successful. …
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This paper simulates the future performance of the Spanish pension system using a large OLG model. We compare the system in place after the 2011 pension reform to that emerging after the latest (2013) institutional changes. In particular, we explore the workings of the new indexing mechanism,...
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