The Social Policy and Labor Discussion Paper Series

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20126: The tax treatment of funded pensions

Edward Whitehouse

20125: Russia's social protection malaise: key reform priorities as a response to the present crisis

Rutkowski, Michael [editor]

20124: Causalities between social capital and social funds

Jesper Kammersgaard

20122: Collecting and transferring pension contributions

Rafael Rofman and Gustavo Demarco

20121: Optimal unemployment insurance: a guide to the literature

Edi Karni

20120: The effects of legislative change on female labour supply: marriage and divorce, child and spousal support, property division and pension splitting

Antony Dnes

20119: Social protection as social risk management: conceptual underpinnings for the social protection sector strategy paper

Robert Holzmann and Steen Jorgensen

20118: A bundle of joy or an expensive luxury: a comparative analysis of the economic environment for family formation in Western Europe

Pierella Paci

20116: Active labor market programs: a review of the evidence from evaluations

Amit Dar and Zafiris Tzannatos

20114: Child labor and school enrollment in Thailand in the 1990s

Zafiris Tzannatos

20113: Supervising mandatory funded pension systems: issues and challenges

Gustavo DeMarco, Rafael Rofman and Edward Whitehouse

20112: Getting an earful: a review of beneficiary assessments of social funds

Daniel Owen and Julie Van Domelen

20111: The quest for pension reform: Poland's security through diversity

Marek Góra and Michal Rutkowski

20110: Family allowances

Suzanne Roddis and Zafiris Tzannatos

20109: The role of choice in the transition to a funded pension system

Robert Palacios and Edward Whitehouse

20107: An alternative technical education system: a case study of Mexico

Kye Woo Lee

20106: Unemployment benefits

Zafiris Tzannatos and Suzanne Roddis

20053: Pension reform in Britain

Edward Whitehouse

20052: Financing the transition to multipillar

Robert Holzmann

20051: Women and labor market changes in the global economy: growth helps, inequalities hurt, and public policy matters

Zafiris Tzannatos

20050: A World Bank perspective on pension reform

Robert Holzmann

20049: Government guarantees on pension fund returns

Pennacchi and George Pennacchi

20048: The Hungarian pension system in transition

Robert Palacios and Roberto Rocha

20047: Building an environment for pension reform in developing countries

Olivia Mitchell

20046: Export processing zones: a review in need of update

Takayoshi Kusago and Zafiris Tzannatos

20045: World Bank lending for labor markets: 1991 to 1996

Amit Dar and Zafiris Tzannatos