, especially on the labour supply of different earnings groups. -- Social security ; life expectancy ; poverty ; redistribution … German Pension Insurance Office on a large cohort of pensioners to find out how the old-age poverty rate would be affected by …

reducing poverty in old age. The transition from work to retirement is no longer economically perilous for the vast majority of … older American workers. For most married couples, the risk of falling into poverty even several years after retirement is … greatest risk of falling into poverty in old age now comes after the death of a spouse, as the survivor faces life after …

the transparency of social pension allocation were indeed achieved, such that possession of the Below Poverty Line ration …

. In particular, we quantify the extent to which these schemes contribute to alleviate elderly poverty across Europe …, they are more effective in reducing elderly poverty rates. On the other hand, they fail to ensure a level of financial well …

well-chosen cap has an additional advantage: it limits the unintended income redistribution from the short-lived to the … cap on the social welfare and the unintended income redistribution. …

principle seeks to hold pension claims at a specific ratio to paid contributions so that a redistribution of income does not … take place. In truth, however, there is a massive redistribution in favor of wage earners with higher incomes, as these … would also lead to significantly less old-age poverty among long-term contributors to the pension system. …

German Pension Insurance Office on a large cohort of pensioners to find out how the old-age poverty rate would be affected by …