means of decomposition methods using German micro-data of the survey 'Alterssicherung in Deutschland' (ASID). The Gender … Pension Gap has decreased but still amounts to about 60% as of 2007. We find that this gap is mainly explained by differences … in labor market experience and education. The gap is especially high at the lower end of the pension income distribution …

Since its inception, the traditional form of providing survivor benefits within public pension schemes has lost much of … substitute for non-derived pension entitlements based on the surviving spouse's own contributions, they can also lead to … shows how it could be resolved by jointly annuitizing a given couple's pension entitlements. …

demonstrates, despite the rise in gender differences in the urban labor market, the average gender pension gap decreased between … cohort analysis to gain further insights into the reasons for changes in the gender pension gap. We utilized data from the …In urban China, gender gaps in employment and earnings have steadily increased since the 1990s. Such gender gaps are …

The gender pension gap in Germany amounts on average to 26 %. It starts to form at the age of 35 years. When entering …

gender pension gap, I examine whether receiving this information causally affects respondents' perceptions of the fairness … and drivers of the gender pension gap and their support for policies aimed at reducing it. I find that most respondents … underestimate the gender pension gap and that treated respondents are less likely to perceive the gender pension gap as fair. In …

European pension reforms individualize and partly privatize pension entitlements. As a consequence, state and … need to be guaranteed. However, equal opportunities are a long way from being implemented. The various pension …-determining factors (for instance, labor-market participation, wages, care) are still subject to, among other things, gender distinctions …