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Pensions and Gender in Latin American Social Protection Systems : Where Do We Stand in the Southern Cone?

Bertranou, Fabio - 2005

region (Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay) that adopted different "structural" and "parametric" models of reform. I …

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Construyendo Castillos en la Arena? La Política de Seguridad Social : Las Reformas de Pensiones en Chile (1981-2008) y Argentina (1993-2008) (Building Castles in the Sand? The Poli...

Rulli, Mariana - 2012

In 1981 Chile began a wave of privatization and market-friendly reforms of social security systems in Latin America …; Argentina did the same in 1993. In 2008, Chile and Argentina reformed their pension systems again. Chile maintains the private … capitalization system complemented with a basic pension and solidarity payments while Argentina eliminated the capitalization pillar …

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Family insurance or social insurance policy options for China's social security reform

Li, Ling (contributor) - In: International journal of economic development : IJED 1 (1999) 4, pp. 431-450

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Ensuring health and income security for an aging workforce

Budetti, Peter P. (ed.) - 2001

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Allocating pensions to younger people : towards a social insurance against a short life

Ponthiere, Gregory - 2023

This book takes as a starting point that welfare states in developed societies do not provide systems of social insurance against the risk of an early death. In contrast to the way in which economically developed countries provide ways of insuring citizens against other possibilities, such as...

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Old, Sick, Alone, and Poor : A Welfare Analysis of Old-Age Social Insurance Programs

Braun, R.; Kopecky, Karen A.; Koreshkova, Tatyana - 2015

Poor heath, large acute and long-term care medical expenses, and spousal death are significant drivers of impoverishment among retirees. We document these facts and build a rich, overlapping generations model that reproduces them. We use the model to assess the incentive and welfare effects of...

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