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-person households (e.g. with a husband and a wife) from the Dutch CentER Savings Survey, we find that wives find saving for old age more …
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consistent policies and show that a wage tax suffices to rule out prodigality as a rational strategy. However, using savings …
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We analyze the impact of population aging on Japan's household saving rate and on its public pension system and the impact of that system on Japan's household saving rate and obtain the following results: first, the age structure of Japan's population can explain the level of, and past and...
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effects of public pensions and credit rationing. These implications are not much affected by whether altruism is assumed or …
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This paper addresses the questions of what is an economically efficient pension system, what are the externalities and what are the risks of the four alternative pension systems: financial defined contribution (FDC), notional or non-financial defined contribution (NDC), financial defined benefit...
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partner. Due to survivor pensions, married insurants benefit from higher IRR as compared to the non-married. Interestingly …
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to evaluate the adequacy of retirement savings. We find first that the specification of the model's asset structure … higher-return tax-advantaged private pensions and in housing. Second, we find that only the most patient households achieve …
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This paper considers the quantitative role of growth in the size of the social security program in contributing to the collapse of personal saving in the U.S. over the last few decades. Using a calibrated, general equilibrium life-cycle model this paper shows that social security may not be to...
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In this paper we identify conditions under which the introduction of a pay-as-you-go social security system is ex-ante Pareto-improving in a stochastic overlapping generations economy with capital accumulation and land. We argue that these conditions are consistent with many calibrations of the...
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