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-contributory pillar, a contributory pillar, and a voluntary savings pillar. This paper presents asummary of the Bill filled in Congress … subsidies and increase the stock of national savings. Additionally, we suggest that allthe new contributions to the public …
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Individual's decisions regarding their retirement savings have usually been theoretically approached under the … hypothesis that the Social Security System works as a substitute to other savings mechanisms. This document presents empirical … evidence of the determinants and patterns of savings for retirement using information from the Integrated Household Survey …
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This paper compares the differences of individual coverage in the fully-funded social security systems of three Latin American countries. Chile, Columbia, and Mexico each have defined contributions social security systems, yet there are significant differences in system design and incentive that...
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Colombia is one of the most unequal countries in Latin America. The high level of informality in the labour market and many characteristics of the pension system leave many elderly in poverty. Only formal-sector employees earning more than the relatively high minimum wage are covered. Linking...
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This paper offers a critical analysis of the arguments against the public pensions system. It shows that the defense of …
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health insurance and pensions. Benefit bundling may increase informality and decrease welfare. Indeed, if some of the …
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