The recalibration of the Danish old‐age pension system

Niels Ploug

International Social Security Review, 2003, vol. 56, issue 2, 65-80

Abstract: Pension reform in Denmark in the 1990s is of general interest owing to the development of a system of funded, defined contribution pension schemes based on collective agreement between the parties in the labour market. The resulting pension system seems to hold some answers to the critique of funded pension schemes. This paper analyses the process which led to the 1991 pension reform and relates the discussions and solutions found in Denmark to the international debate on pension reform.

Date: 2003
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