Pension reform in central and eastern Europe: emerging issues and patterns

Elaine Fultz; Markus Ruck

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Pension reform in central and eastern Europe: emerging issues and patterns

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Pension reform in central and eastern Europe: emerging issues and patterns

Elaine Fultz and Markus Ruck

International labour review, Vol.140(1), pp.19-43

2001

Abstract

pension scheme

old age benefit

social security reform

privatization

economic reform

economic conditions

demographic aspect

ageing population

retirement age

cost

social security financing

political aspect

statistical table

Eastern Europe

Reviews different approaches to pension system reform in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe during the 1990s and identifies emerging patterns and common difficulties in the two main areas of reform: privatization and the restructuring of existing public schemes.

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Title: Pension reform in central and eastern Europe; emerging issues and patterns
Creators: Elaine Fultz
Markus Ruck
Contributors: International Labour Office, (Editor)
Publication Details: International labour review, Vol.140(1), pp.19-43
Publisher: International Labour Office; Geneva
Date published: 2001
ISSN: 1564-913X; 0020-7780
Language: English
Asset Type: journal article
Record Identifier: 995274551402676

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