Pension Reform in Southeastern Europe

, by Holzmann, Robert; Mackeller, Landis; Repansek, Jana

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ISBN: 9780821375587 | 082137558X
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 10/7/2008

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In this volume, invited experts explore various reform needs of pension systems and of labor and financial markets.

Fiscal implications of population aging	p. 3
Linking pension reform to labor and financial market reforms : an introduction	p. 9
New social risks, the life course, and social policy	p. 27
An overview of pension, labor market, and financial market reforms in Southeastern Europe	p. 43
European pension reforms	p. 51
The Slovenian pension system in the context of upcoming demographic developments	p. 73
Decreased employment and pensions : the case of Hungary	p. 89
Live longer, work longer : making it happen in the labor market	p. 105
Preparing the labor market for an aging population : designing public policy to increase labor force participation	p. 127
Retirement reform in a mature welfare state : the Danish experience	p. 149
The pension system and employment of older workers : how to change the incentive structure - the Polish experience	p. 163
Turning boomers into boomerangs : policies and preferences with regard to the employment of older workers in the Netherlands	p. 177
Pension reform and financial markets : encouraging household savings for retirement	p. 195
Contemporary issues and challenges in a supplementary pension system : the case of Slovenia	p. 209
Designing a regulatory framework for pension reform and development of financial markets : the Estonian experience	p. 227
Linking pension reform and financial market development : the experience of Latin America	p. 247
Preparing the financial market for an aging population : the case of the FYR Macedonia	p. 261
Guidance notes for the policy panels	p. 273
Pension reform : broad context and perspective	p. 277
Aging populations and the scope for adjustment in the Slovenian labor market	p. 291
Reforming the Slovenian pension system : some guidelines and intergenerational distribution issues	p. 301
Statement of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina	p. 319
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Republic of Srpska	p. 323
Statement of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, Bulgaria	p. 327
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Croatia	p. 331
Statement of the National Bank, FYR Macedonia	p. 335
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Moldova	p. 339
Statement of the Central Bank, Montenegro	p. 341
Statement of the Ministry of Labor, Montenegro	p. 345
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Romania	p. 349
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Serbia	p. 355
Statement of the Ministry of Finance, Slovenia	p. 359
Statement of the Ministry of Labor, Slovenia	p. 363
Index	p. 367
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Pension Reform in Southeastern Europe

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