Social Security And Early Retirement In An Overlapping-Generations Growth Model
This paper explains why workers retire earlier, and earlier at the same time as society becomes more and more indebted through increasing pay-as-you-go pension liabilities. To do so, we extend the standard twooverlapping-generations growth model to allow for endogenous labor participation in the later period of life. We show that the rate of participation declines as the size of social security system increases. We also show that mandatory early retirement many be socially desirable in case of underaccumulation.
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2013
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Authors: | Michel, Philippe ; Pestieau, Pierre |
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Annals of Economics and Finance. - China Economics and Management Academy, ISSN 1529-7373. - Vol. 14.2013, 2, 11, p. 723-737
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China Economics and Management Academy |
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