Public Pensions

نویسندگان

  • Toke Aidt
  • Ann Berry
  • Hamish Low
چکیده

All industrial democracies have public pension or social security schemes that account for a substantial portion of the disposal income of the aged. Although some countries introduced public pensions as early as the 19 century, large scale social security systems did not emerge as an important feature of the welfare state in most OECD countries until after World War II. The involvement of the government in the provision of pensions can be justified in many different ways, including reasons of efficiency (market failure), redistribution, insurance failure or paternalism.

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تاریخ انتشار 2002