2001
DOI: 10.1111/1468-246x.00087
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Brazil:The Brazilian Social Security System

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“…Up to this moment, eligibility conditions for social security benefits included: old age for urban workers (65 years old for male workers and 60 years old for female workers), old age for rural workers and employees (at 65 years old for both sexes), seniority for urban workers (35 working years for male workers and 30 for female workers), reduced seniority for certain urban workers (30 working years for male workers), disability for urban and rural workers, and survivors' benefits for urban and rural widows and orphans Beltrão et al . (, ) and Oliveira & Beltrão ().…”
Section: Historical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Up to this moment, eligibility conditions for social security benefits included: old age for urban workers (65 years old for male workers and 60 years old for female workers), old age for rural workers and employees (at 65 years old for both sexes), seniority for urban workers (35 working years for male workers and 30 for female workers), reduced seniority for certain urban workers (30 working years for male workers), disability for urban and rural workers, and survivors' benefits for urban and rural widows and orphans Beltrão et al . (, ) and Oliveira & Beltrão ().…”
Section: Historical Overviewmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Ao observar a Tabela 3.5, é possível verificar que, nas projeções apresentadas por Brant (2001), o crescimento anual do PIB e do salário mínimo (e do valor dos benefícios) é mais elevado e isso vale, sobretudo, para a média salarial da economia. As diferenças entre os resultados que serão apresentados a seguir se devem, em grande medida, às diferenças de pressupostos entre os modelos de Oliveira e Beltrão (2000) e Brant (2001).…”
Section: -Parâmetros Adotados Para Medir As Necessidades De Financiamentounclassified
“…As diferenças entre as projeções das necessidades de financiamento de Oliveira e Beltrão (2000) e Brant (2001) são marcantes, conforme aponta a tabela 3.6. Para o primeiro modelo, o déficit será maior e tenderá a ser crescente com o tempo, enquanto para o segundo modelo o déficit é bem menor e se mantém estável até 2020.…”
Section: -Necessidades De Financiamento Do Inss E Rju Após As Reformaunclassified
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