Intergenerational Risk-Sharing via Social Security when Financial Markets Are Incomplete

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Intergenerational Risk-Sharing via Social Security when Financial Markets Are Incomplete by Dirk Krueger and Felix Kubler. Published in volume 92, issue 2, pages 407-410 of American Economic Review, May 2002

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