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Does the social security earnings test affect labor supply and benefits receipt?

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Is a pension reform needed in Germany?

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Germany is being hit relatively hard by demographic aging. The latest round of major pension reforms dates back to the period from 2001 to 2007. The last government tried to prepare a new reform, but failed to reach a consensus. The new coalition government is not pursuing these plans any...

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