The Future of Multi-Pillar Pensions
Herausgeber: Bovenberg, Lans; Westerhout, Ed; Ewijk, Casper van
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An assessment of multi-pillar pension schemes in light of the current economic crisis and global trends such as population aging.
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An assessment of multi-pillar pension schemes in light of the current economic crisis and global trends such as population aging.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 434
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 625g
- ISBN-13: 9781107481121
- ISBN-10: 1107481120
- Artikelnr.: 41644636
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 434
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 625g
- ISBN-13: 9781107481121
- ISBN-10: 1107481120
- Artikelnr.: 41644636
List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of contributors; 1.
Introduction Ed Westerhout; 2. Population ageing and financial and social
sustainability challenges of pension systems in Europe: a cross-national
perspective Asghar Zaidi; 3. The World Bank's pension policy framework and
the Dutch pension system: a paradigm for the multi-pillar design? Richard
Hinz; 4. Credit crisis and pensions: international scope Nicholas Barr; 5.
Designing the pension system: conceptual framework Lans Bovenberg and
Casper van Ewijk; 6. Private versus public risk sharing: should governments
provide reinsurance? Henning Bohn; 7. The redistribution of macroeconomic
risks by Dutch institutions Leon Bettendorf and Thijs Knaap; 8. The
consequences of indexed debt for welfare and funding ratios in the Dutch
pension system Roel Beetsma and Alessandro Bucciol; 9. Rational pensions
for irrational people: behavioral science lessons for the Netherlands Zvi
Bodie and Henriëtte Prast; 10. Opportunities for improving pension wealth
decumulation in the Netherlands Jeffrey Brown and Theo Nijman; 11. The
future of multi-pillar pension systems Lans Bovenberg and Casper van Ewijk;
Index.
Introduction Ed Westerhout; 2. Population ageing and financial and social
sustainability challenges of pension systems in Europe: a cross-national
perspective Asghar Zaidi; 3. The World Bank's pension policy framework and
the Dutch pension system: a paradigm for the multi-pillar design? Richard
Hinz; 4. Credit crisis and pensions: international scope Nicholas Barr; 5.
Designing the pension system: conceptual framework Lans Bovenberg and
Casper van Ewijk; 6. Private versus public risk sharing: should governments
provide reinsurance? Henning Bohn; 7. The redistribution of macroeconomic
risks by Dutch institutions Leon Bettendorf and Thijs Knaap; 8. The
consequences of indexed debt for welfare and funding ratios in the Dutch
pension system Roel Beetsma and Alessandro Bucciol; 9. Rational pensions
for irrational people: behavioral science lessons for the Netherlands Zvi
Bodie and Henriëtte Prast; 10. Opportunities for improving pension wealth
decumulation in the Netherlands Jeffrey Brown and Theo Nijman; 11. The
future of multi-pillar pension systems Lans Bovenberg and Casper van Ewijk;
Index.
List of figures; List of tables; List of boxes; List of contributors; 1.
Introduction Ed Westerhout; 2. Population ageing and financial and social
sustainability challenges of pension systems in Europe: a cross-national
perspective Asghar Zaidi; 3. The World Bank's pension policy framework and
the Dutch pension system: a paradigm for the multi-pillar design? Richard
Hinz; 4. Credit crisis and pensions: international scope Nicholas Barr; 5.
Designing the pension system: conceptual framework Lans Bovenberg and
Casper van Ewijk; 6. Private versus public risk sharing: should governments
provide reinsurance? Henning Bohn; 7. The redistribution of macroeconomic
risks by Dutch institutions Leon Bettendorf and Thijs Knaap; 8. The
consequences of indexed debt for welfare and funding ratios in the Dutch
pension system Roel Beetsma and Alessandro Bucciol; 9. Rational pensions
for irrational people: behavioral science lessons for the Netherlands Zvi
Bodie and Henriëtte Prast; 10. Opportunities for improving pension wealth
decumulation in the Netherlands Jeffrey Brown and Theo Nijman; 11. The
future of multi-pillar pension systems Lans Bovenberg and Casper van Ewijk;
Index.
Introduction Ed Westerhout; 2. Population ageing and financial and social
sustainability challenges of pension systems in Europe: a cross-national
perspective Asghar Zaidi; 3. The World Bank's pension policy framework and
the Dutch pension system: a paradigm for the multi-pillar design? Richard
Hinz; 4. Credit crisis and pensions: international scope Nicholas Barr; 5.
Designing the pension system: conceptual framework Lans Bovenberg and
Casper van Ewijk; 6. Private versus public risk sharing: should governments
provide reinsurance? Henning Bohn; 7. The redistribution of macroeconomic
risks by Dutch institutions Leon Bettendorf and Thijs Knaap; 8. The
consequences of indexed debt for welfare and funding ratios in the Dutch
pension system Roel Beetsma and Alessandro Bucciol; 9. Rational pensions
for irrational people: behavioral science lessons for the Netherlands Zvi
Bodie and Henriëtte Prast; 10. Opportunities for improving pension wealth
decumulation in the Netherlands Jeffrey Brown and Theo Nijman; 11. The
future of multi-pillar pension systems Lans Bovenberg and Casper van Ewijk;
Index.