The Economics of Pensions and Variable Retirement Schemes.

J. Michael Orszag · Oliver Fabel

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PART ONE: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM: A SURVEY: Social Security Policy in International Perspective Public Pensions: Economic Approaches PART TWO: INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT DECISIONS: Determinants of the Lifetime Labour Supply A Basic Analytical Framework Marginal Fairness and Pareto-Efficiency PART THREE: HETEROGENEOUS POPULATIONS AND EFFICIENT RETIREMENT RULES: Variable Retirement Schemes and Individual Choices The Common Contribution Rate Adverse Selection and Benefit Rules Summary and Conclusions.

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