Rethinking public pension reform initiatives /

Much attention has been given in recent years to the potential benefits of governments adopting mandatory defined-contribution, fully-funded-schemes (DC/FF) managed by the private sector. Such schemes may be new or may involve a transformation of an existing traditional government-managed defined be...

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Main Authors:	Heller, Peter S, Heller, Peter S. (Author)
Corporate Author:	International Monetary Fund Fiscal Affairs Department
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1998 [Washington, DC] : 1998
Series:	IMF Working Papers ; Working Paper No. 98/61 IMF eLibrary IMF working paper ; WP/98/61
Subjects:	Old age pensions Pensions Social security Social Security Accumulated savings Age support Aging population Aging populations Aging Annuity market Annuity markets Asset management Asset managers Basic needs Basic pension Benefit formulae Benefit levels Benefit schemes Contingent liabilities Contingent liability Contribution pension schemes Contribution pension Contribution rate Contribution rates Contribution record Defined benefit schemes Defined benefit Defined contribution pension Disability Disabled Elderly Entitlement Flat rate benefit Flat rate benefits Funded schemes Global pension Guaranteed rate Guaranteed return Income security Indexed annuities Indexed annuity Individual account Individual accounts Inflation risk Inflation risks Insurance companies Insurance entities Investment choices Investment management Investment managers Investment performance Investment return Labor force Life annuity Life expectancy Longevity risks Mandatory pillar Mandatory schemes Minimum benefit Minimum income Minimum pension Minimum pensions Moral hazard Multi-pillar system National pension Net wages Old age support Old age Paygo Payment of pensions Payroll tax Payroll taxes Pension assets Pension benefit guaranty Pension benefit Pension benefits Pension contribution Pension contributions Pension debt Pension debts Pension fund reforms Pension fund Pension funds Pension income Pension incomes Pension pillar Pension plan Pension plans Pension reform efforts Pension reform Pension savings Pension scheme Pension schemes Pension system Pension systems Pension Pensioner Pensioners Pillar system Portfolio choices Portfolio managers Price controls Private pension fund Private pension funds Private pension Provident fund Provident funds Provision of pension Public pension fund Public pension reform Public pension scheme Public pension schemes Public pension systems Public pension Public pensions Public pillar Replacement rate Retirement income Retirement incomes Retirement Risk management Savings for retirement Social assistance Social expenditures Social insurance contributions Social insurance scheme Social insurance schemes Social insurance system Social insurance systems Social insurance Social safety net Social security benefit Social security reform Social security schemes Social security system Social services Sources of pension Supervisory authority Tax rate Tax rates Tax treatment Unemployment Unfunded pension Pensions de vieillesse Sécurité sociale pensions (compensation) Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China Korea, Republic of Malaysia Singapore Electronic books

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