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Population age structure and secular stagnation : evidence from long run data

Kopecky, Joseph - 2023

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Social security policy with public debt in an aging economy

Ono, Tetsuo - In: Journal of Population Economics 16 (2003) 2, pp. 363-387

This paper analyzes a social security policy with public debt in an overlapping generations growth model. In particular, the paper considers a situation in which population aging causes a heavy burden of social security payments where public debt is issued by the government to finance the...

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Macroeconomic Implications of Demographic Changes: A Global Perspective

Lee, Ronald - Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies, Bank of Japan - 2012

The populations of the World are aging, in both rich and poor countries. Older people work much less than younger adults, and earn far less than their consumption costs. The difference is made up in part by public or private transfers from working age adults, and in part from asset income. As...

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CONSEQUENCES OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC CRISIS

Radu, Liviu; Radu, Carmen - In: Global Economic Observer 2 (2014) 2, pp. 161-172

Major dysfunctionalities can arise from the demographic decline, both on a social level and from the perspective of the economic-financial evolution of the world’s states. The obvious aging of the industrialized states’ population overlapping the import of cheap workforce in the developing...

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Pensions, Education, and Growth: A Positive Analysis

Ono, Tetsuo; Uchida, Yuki - Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University - 2014

This study presents an overlapping generations model to capture the nature of the competition between generations regarding two redistribution policies, public education and public pensions. In addition, we investigate the effects of population aging on these policies and economic growth from a...

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The Impact of Population Aging on the Sustainability of European Social Model

DINU, Marin; MARINAŞ, Marius-Corneliu; SOCOL, Cristian; … - In: Timisoara Journal of Economics 5 (2012) 17, pp. 33-46

The objective of this study is to examine briefly the features of the European social model and to present the main demographic evolutions. The social model is sustainable as long as there is a virtuous correlation between the objectives settled in the Lisbon Strategy: productivity –...

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The determinants and long-term projections of saving rates in developing Asia

Horioka, Charles Yuji; Terada-Hagiwara, Akiko - 2011

In this paper, we present data on trends over time in domestic saving rates in twelve economies in developing Asia during the 1966-2007 period and analyze the determinants of these trends. We find that domestic saving rates in developing Asia have, in general, been high and rising but that there...

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The labor supply and retirement behavior of China's older workers and elderly in comparative perspective

Giles, John; Wang, Dewen; Cai, Wei - 2011

This paper highlights the employment patterns of China's over 45 population and, for perspective, places them in the … developing countries, China can be characterized as having two retirement systems: a formal system, under which urban employees … of exit from work are shown to be much greater in urban China than in rural areas, and also greater than observed in …

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Pension financing in China : is there a looming crisis?

Wang, Lijian; Béland, Daniel; Zhang, Si-feng - In: China economic review : an international journal 30 (2014), pp. 143-154

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Population aging and housing consumption : a nonlinear relationship in China

Li, Meng; Shen, Kunrong - In: China & world economy 21 (2013) 5, pp. 60-77

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