various policies by OECD countries focusing on work-family balance, pension reform, employment policies, and immigration … reform, employment policies, and immigration policies. Especially, it is necessary to lower the wage differential between … after retirement to prevent elderly poverty; to this end, the blind spot of the pension system needs to be resolved, such as …

mandatory retirement age on an ageing economy. A decrease in mortality rate raises aggregate capital input in the economy since … individuals save more for retirement due to the longer life expectancy and the enlarged proportion of the middle- and older … the introduction of extension of retirement age (3 years, from 57 to 60) can alleviate the negative effects of population …

responses, and suggest directions and measures of medium and long-term employment policies to cope with population aging in a … considering Korea-specific situations as well as the experiences of other OECD countries. There are two broad types of employment …

labor inputs will heavily depend on long-term changes of labor supply, especially employment of the elderly and women as …

Korea. The result reveals that the Korean industry structure, both in terms of value added production and employment, is …

unions on employment and the proportion of irregular workers, short-term and part-time workers, and agent temporary and …

English Abstract: This paper examines the impact of employment protection legislation (EPL) on the labor market duality … considering multiple perspectives such as the temporary employment rate, the job tenure, and the wage decile ratio. Our empirical … analysis also focuses on the relationship between EPL and labor productivity to evaluate the effect of employment protection on …