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Simulating the Response to Reform of Canada's Income Security Programs

Baker, Michael - 2003

We explore the fiscal implications of reforms to the Canadian retirement income system by decomposing the fiscal effect of reforms into two components. The mechanical effect captures the change in the government's budget assuming no behavioral response to the reform. The second component is the...

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