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ArticleReforming our pension system: Is it a demographic, financial or political problem?

Helmuth Cremer2000

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Reforming our pension system: Is it a demographic, financial or political problem?

Helmuth Cremer · Pierre Pestieau

101 citations·0/0 files stored·European Economic Review

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

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1998Social Security and Retirement around the World 2001Social Security and Retirement 1998Privatizing Social Security 2000The Political Economy of Social Security 2000Political sustainability and the design of social insurance 1989A Median Voter Model of Social Security 2000Investing Social Security in the Equity Market. Does it Make a Difference?1990A Positive Theory of Social Security

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Year2000

Typearticle

Published2000-05-01

VenueEuropean Economic Review

ISSN-L0014-2921

Languageen

Citations101

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ShelfSocial Policy and Reform Studies

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doi10.1016/s0014-2921(99)00054-9

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