Pension Reform in the New EU Member States: Will a Three-Pillar Pension System Work?

Helmut Wagner

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Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis Social Policy and Reform Studies Economic Policies and Impacts

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The new European (EU) Union member states from Central and Eastern Europe face a huge challenge in reforming their pension systems in/after transformation from a socialist to a market-based system. This paper discusses the question of whether a three-pillar pension system would be appropriate for these countries.

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