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Pension Systems: Sustainability and Distributional Effects in Germany and the United Kingdom

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Objectives of pension systems.- Determining factors for sustainability and distributional effects of pension systems.- The macroeconomic and social environment of Germany and the United Kingdom.- Comparative description of the pension systems in Germany and the United Kingdom.- Empirical analysis of the income situation of the elderly in Germany and the United Kingdom.- Sustainability and distributional perspectives of the German and the United Kingdom pension system.- Final remarks.

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