Les effets macroéconomiques de trois méthodes pures pour équilibrer le régime de retraite français

Amandine Brun-Schammé

Economie & Prévision, 2005, vol. n° 169-170-171, issue 3, 59-71

Abstract: This study deals with the macroeconomic effects of population aging. We examine the effects of the various policies designed to ensure the equilibrium of the pay-as-you-go retirement pension system threatened by demographic trends. Policies include increased contributions, reduced replacement rate, and longer working period. Effects are assessed for an open economy and a closed economy. The study highlights the issues of inter-generation equity raised by each adjustment to the pension system. By examining utility shifts across generations, it attempts to rank these measures according to various criteria.

Keywords: aging; retirement; overlapping; generations model (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
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