Reversing pension privatization: the experience of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Hungary

Carmelo Mesa-Lago

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Reversing pension privatization: the experience of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Hungary

Carmelo Mesa-Lago

ESS working paper, no. 44, ILO

2014

Abstract

pension scheme

social security reform

old age benefit

private pension scheme

defined benefit plan

Argentina

Bolivia (Plurinational state of)

Chile

Hungary

This paper systematically compares and evaluates the re-reforms of private pensions systems in Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, and Hungary due to initial failures in design and performance after its implementation. Its objective is to determine if the re-reforms have alleviated or not the flaws of the structural reforms and introduced new elements to be assessed.

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Title: Reversing pension privatization; the experience of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Hungary
Creators: Carmelo Mesa-Lago
Contributors: International Labour Organization. Social Protection Department.
Publisher: ILO; Geneva
Date published: 2014
Series: ESS working paper; no. 44
Number of pages: vii, 31 p. :statistics
Language: English
Asset Type: working paper
Record Identifier: 995218609002676
Table of contents: Structural reforms, models, advantages and flaws -- Re-reforms -- Comparative analysis of the re-reforms: legal features and evaluation of socio-economic effects of the re-reforms -- Economic and social context of the four countries -- Advantages and flaws of structural reforms and private pension systems -- Legal features and socio-economic effects of the re-reforms -- Conclusions