The economics of pensions :  principles, policies, and international experience 

 - Edinburgh Building, Cambridge :  Cambridge University,  1997 
 - 377 p. 
<br/><br/> 1. Introduction and overview  Part I. The politics of mandatory pensions  2. Insulation of pensions from political risk  3. Democracy and pensions in Chile: experience with two systems  4. Public pension governance and performance  Part II. Fical deficits and private saving in pension reform  5. Pension reform and growth  6. Transitions in the presence of credit constraints  7. Financing a pension reform toward private funded pensions  Part III. Macroeconomic policy and private pensions  8. Pension funds, capital controls, and macroeconomic stability  9. Are there (good) macroeconomic reasons for limiting external investiments by pension funds? the Chilean experience  Part IV. Policy and regulation of pension systems  10. Pension choices and pensions policy in the United Kingdom  11. Mandatory retirement saving: Australia and Malaysia compared  12. Public pension plans in international perspective: problems, reforms, and research issues 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Seguridade Social<br/>Macroeconomia