Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving

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spelling oai-11362-106122020-09-28T19:20:18Z Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving Uthoff, Andras AHORROS CAJAS DE JUBILACIONES CAMBIO SOCIAL CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO FORMACION DE CAPITAL JUBILACION MERCADOS DE CAPITAL SEGURIDAD SOCIAL CAPITAL FORMATION CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMIC GROWTH PENSION FUNDS RETIREMENT SAVINGS SOCIAL CHANGE SOCIAL SECURITY Includes bibliography Pension system reforms seek to combine and reconcile both economic and social functions. On the basis of both conceptual aspects and the actual experience of Chile, this article illustrates the difficulties encountered in trying to make reforms ensure the fulfillment of both types of functions. These difficulties stem from two factors: i); the need to consider the reform of the pension system as a whole, where, parallel with the capitalization component, it is necessary to develop another pay-as-you-go component to finance the costs of the transition from one pension system to another, minimum pensions, and social welfare pensions; and ii); the need to distinguish between financial saving and real saving (or national saving in the national accounts sense); and to study the financial sector's capacity to intermediate financial saving towards real investment. The Chilean experience confirms this view. The fiscal resources needed to finance the cost of the transition and the other items of the pay-as-you-go component represent flows which exceed those coming from workers' contributions, thus affecting the size and composition of the net flows of savings generated by the reforms. Furthermore, the relatively incipient nature of the capital markets and the regulation needed to ensure protection of the workers' pension funds in an investment portfolio approach make it more difficult to turn this financial saving into real investment. In the final analysis, although both types of functions include objectives which are desirable from the point of view of public policies, the mere reform of pension systems to change them from predominantly pay-as-you-go systems to others with substantial capitalization components does not guarantee that such objectives will be achieved. 2014-01-02T18:41:54Z 2014-01-02T18:41:54Z 1997-12 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/10612 LC/G.1986-P en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 63 application/pdf CHILE CHILE
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topic AHORROS
CAJAS DE JUBILACIONES
CAMBIO SOCIAL
CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO
FORMACION DE CAPITAL
JUBILACION
MERCADOS DE CAPITAL
SEGURIDAD SOCIAL
CAPITAL FORMATION
CAPITAL MARKETS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
PENSION FUNDS
RETIREMENT
SAVINGS
SOCIAL CHANGE
SOCIAL SECURITY
spellingShingle AHORROS
CAJAS DE JUBILACIONES
CAMBIO SOCIAL
CRECIMIENTO ECONOMICO
FORMACION DE CAPITAL
JUBILACION
MERCADOS DE CAPITAL
SEGURIDAD SOCIAL
CAPITAL FORMATION
CAPITAL MARKETS
ECONOMIC GROWTH
PENSION FUNDS
RETIREMENT
SAVINGS
SOCIAL CHANGE
SOCIAL SECURITY
Uthoff, Andras
Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving
description Includes bibliography
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author Uthoff, Andras
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title Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving
title_short Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving
title_full Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving
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title_full_unstemmed Pension system reforms, the capital market and saving
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