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The impact of population aging on the German statutory pension insurance : a probabilistic approach

Vanella, Patrizio; Gonzalez, Miguel Rodriguez; Wilke, … - 2021

The demographic transition is a phenomenon affecting many industrialized societies. These economies are experiencing a decline in mortality alongside low fertility rates - a situation that puts social security systems under severe pressure. To implement appropriate reform measures, adequate...

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Global demographic change and international capital flows : Theory and empirics

Liu, Weifeng - 2021

While population has been aging globally, regions and countries are significantly asymmetric in the timing and speed of the demographic transitions, especially between developed and developing regions. This paper explores the impacts of asymmetric demographic change on international capital...

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Pensions : A Complex Landscape

Swarup, Dr. Amarendra - 2010

Pension reforms have been high on the political agenda in many developed countries over recent years and pension issues have been discussed intensely in the public as a result. In recent years, much effort has been devoted to make state, public and private pension systems fiscally more...

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Save or pay-as-you-go : the effcts of ageing on optimal retirement funding

Hott, Christian - 2019

Ageing of most societies is driven by two factors: (1) birth rates are declining and (2) people are living longer … retirement. We develop an overlapping generation model in order to analyse the effects of ageing on the efficiency of retirement … old generation and that ageing makes a transfer via pay-as-you-go pension relatively more attractive. In optimum, the …

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Chapter 6. Intergenerational Risk Sharing

Beetsma, R.; Romp, W. - In: Handbook of the economics of population aging : Volume 1, (pp. 311-380). 2016

This chapter reviews the literature on intergenerational risk sharing (IRS). We explore to what extent and how a market economy with an appropriate institutional setting can replicate a social planner's solution in models with increasing levels of complexity. In particular, we do this for...

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Does the common labor market imply the need for a European public pension system?

Breyer, Friedrich; Kolmar, Martin - 1994

In a recent paper, Homburg and Richter have argued that with free mobility of labor within a common labor market there is a need to harmonize and even consolidate pay-as-you-go financed national public pension systems to reach an efficient allocation of labor. We show that with free and...

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Does the common labor market imply the need for a European public pension system?

Breyer, Friedrich; Kolmar, Martin - 1994

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Expectations, uncertainty and institutions : an application to the analysis of social security reforms

Ferreiro Aparicio, Jesús; Serrano Pérez, Felipe - In: International review of applied economics 26 (2012) 2, pp. 253-266

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Funding under borrowing limits in international portfolios

Trani, Tommaso - 2012

I develop an open economy portfolio model to study how leveraged investors' wholesale funding affects the international transmission of shocks. Under binding borrowing limits, there is a link between the international investment positions of integrated economies as investors diversify the asset...

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Are current accounts driven by cost competitiveness or asset prices? : a synthetic model and an empirical test

Guschanski, Alexander; Stockhammer, Engelbert - In: Cambridge journal of economics 44 (2020) 6, pp. 1301-1327

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