Japan's Pension Reform

Eui Tajika, Yoshilmro Kaneko and Fumiko Hayashi

Japanese Economy, 1997, vol. 25, issue 6, 70-92

Abstract: We have explained elsewhere the characteristics of public pensions in various countries. In so doing, it became clear that the public pension system in the United States guarantees a minimum income and redistributes income; the public pension system in Germany is like social insurance, in that it guarantees a person's former income; and the public pension system in Great Britain aims to guarantee a minimum income.

Date: 1997
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