Fiscal Accountability and Population Aging

Edited by Robert L. Clark, YoungWook Lee and Andrew Mason

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Abstract: Focusing on the developing economic challenges confronting Korea and the US in response to the aging of their populations, this timely book examines how public policies are evolving in light of demographic changes, the impact of aging on governmental expenditures, and transitions in the labor force associated with aging.

Keywords: Asian Studies; Economics and Finance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
ISBN: 9781800370463
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to Fiscal Accountability and Population Aging , pp 1-11

Robert L. Clark, YoungWook Lee and Andrew Mason

Ch 2 An evaluation of fiscal sustainability in Korea , pp 13-34

SeongTae Kim

Ch 3 Implications of delaying US Social Security financing reform: a look at the measurement, structural and generational issues , pp 35-71

Sylvester J. Schieber

Ch 4 Enhancing accountability of Korea’s government funds system through consolidated management of surplus money in budget-type funds , pp 73-92

Yongok Choi

Ch 5 The long-term impact of aging on the federal budget , pp 93-117

Louise Sheiner

Ch 6 Improving fiscal accountability of tax expenditure: the case of the Earned Income Tax Credit in Korea , pp 118-135

YoungWook Lee

Ch 7 The future of public employee pensions in the United States , pp 137-154

Andrew G. Biggs

Ch 8 Fiscal implications of the 2015 government employees pension reform in Korea , pp 155-181

Dohyung Kim, Taesuk Lee and Yongok Choi

Ch 9 Medicare financing and affordability , pp 183-197

Marilyn Moon

Ch 10 SME financial policy in Korea: evaluation and recommendations , pp 198-223

Chang Gyun Park

Ch 11 Enhancing economic growth and productivity through efficient public infrastructure management , pp 224-238

Kang-soo Kim and Weh-Sol Moon

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