Il Pay-as-You-Go in Europa attraverso i Programmi di Stabilità. Le risorse che gli attivi/occupati dovranno mettere a disposizione per finanziare il welfare

The scale of PayGo in the mid-long term projections of Stability Programs of European Countries. How much active people and workers will have to contribute to finance welfare

Nicola Salerno ()

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Abstract: Mid-long term projections of the Stability Programs (SP) are elaborated to simulate the burden each active citizen or each worker will have to bear for financing, via pay-as-you-go, public health care provisions and public pensions. It is worth mentioning that projections in the (SP) are those developed by the Ageing Working Group (Awg), a task force Ecofin created in purpose to investigate the effects of population ageing on the sustainability of public finances across Europe. This paper is self standing but, at the same time, is part of the broader project "Present and Future of PayGo in Italy, Europe and Us". All chapters will be collected in a book by Nicola C. Salerno.

Keywords: paygo; pay-as-you-go; pay as you go; multipillar; multipillar system; accumulation; pension fund; pension funds; health care; ltc; long term care; long-term care; sustainability, burden; paygo burden; workers; employed; active; sistema multipilastro; diversificazione multipilastro; diversifying financing; diversifying welfare institutions; structural reforms; reforming welfare; welfare reforming; awg; ageing working group; ecofin; European Commission; IMF; OECD; projections; long term projections; mid-long term; simulations; Stability Program; Stability Programs; adequacy; accountability; transparency; demography; dependency (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E60 H0 H22 H30 H31 H32 H50 H51 H53 H55 H60 H68 I13 J10 J11 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-11-04
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