Comparación de comisiones por flujo y por saldo en sistemas de pensiones con cuentas individuales de capitalización

Chavez-Bedoya, Luis; Rondán, Nelson Ramírez

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“…Mesa‐Lago (2016), the OECD (2019), and Olivera (2016a) have recommended an integrated pension system that includes a defined benefit pillar which would increase the scale of the pension industry. The competitiveness of pension services could be increased by: (i) eliminating the requisite that all four of the AFPs deliver a minimum portfolio investment return, (ii) investing in index funds with lower administration fees, (iii) introducing a state‐owned AFP, and (iv) keeping the annual balance fee at 0.5% or less (Caycho, 2016; Chavéz‐Bedoya & Ramírez‐Rondán, 2016; Moloche, 2012; Rojas, 2014).…”

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The pension system in Peru: Parallels and intersections

Saco

Gil

2020

Int J Soc Welfare

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In this article, we estimate the active and passive contributory pension coverage rates in Peru since the structural reform of social security in 1992. Further, we delineate a supply‐and‐demand model for the pension market. Using a diagram based on this model, we analyze the impact of re‐reforms that have increased the competitiveness of the pension system and in an effort to promote worker affiliation. Re‐reform has shifted the supply of pension services, but the demand for such services has remained constant at 28% of the labor force. Thus, coverage has not meaningfully increase. In the conclusion section of the article, we consider various policy interventions intended to increase demand, which might include instituting mandatory contributions for the self‐employed and/or increasing the proportion of registered employees. In addition, to mitigate income insecurity for older people, given the low active and passive coverage rates, we recommend that access to social pensions be increased.Key Practitioner Message: • Estimation of the active and the passive pension coverage trajectories since the social security structural reform. • Delineation of a conceptual framework to describe the pension market using supply and demand functions. • Alternative interventions to increase coverage, that is, strengthening the competitiveness of the pension market, shifting the demand and universal social pensions.

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The pension system in Peru: Parallels and intersections

Saco

Gil

2020

Int J Soc Welfare

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Decentralization and Spatial Distribution of Regional Economic Activity: Does Equalization Matter?

Peñas

López

2009

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This paper investigates the effect of fiscal equalization on the spatial distribution of public activities and, therefore, on regional disparities in per capita GVA. With this aim, we use a simple theoretical model which is tested using data for the Spanish regions over the period 1986-2006. Our results show that a decentralized scenario with full equalization implies less differences across regions in per capita GVA and a more important share of public spending (production) on it in poorest territories, in comparison with a case in which decentralization is not accompanied by full fiscal equalization.

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The Composition of Public Spending and the Nationalization of Party Systems in Western Europe

Lago-Penas

Peñas

2006

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Comparación de comisiones por flujo y por saldo en sistemas de pensiones con cuentas individuales de capitalización

Cited by 5 publications

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The pension system in Peru: Parallels and intersections

The pension system in Peru: Parallels and intersections

Decentralization and Spatial Distribution of Regional Economic Activity: Does Equalization Matter?

The Composition of Public Spending and the Nationalization of Party Systems in Western Europe

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