Publikationen der Stiftung → Evaluation of four decades of pension privatization in Latin America, 1980-2000
Publikationen der Stiftung → Evaluation of four decades of pension privatization in Latin America, 1980-2000
Inhalt
- Foreword
- I.
- INTRODUCtioN
- II.
- PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SYSTEMS, STRUCTURAL REFORMS, AND RE-REFORMS
- THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF STRUCTURAL REFORMS AND THE SOCIAL DIALOGUE
- 1. Authoritarian or Manipulative Regimes under a
- IV.
- PROMISES AND REALITY
- V.
- PENSION RE-REFORMS IN LATIN AMERICA AND THEIR EFFECTS
- A.
- Evaluation of the Re-reforms in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and El Salvador
- 1. Social Dialogue
- 2. Coverage
- 3. Social Solidarity and Gender Equity
- 4. Sufficiency of Benefits
- 5. Efficiency and Reasonable Administrative Expenses
- 6. Financial-Actuarial Sustainability
- 7. Increase in the Role of the State and AFP Decline
- 1. Colombia
- 2. Peru
- VI.
- LESSONS FOR BRAZIL
- 2. Coverage
- 3. Social Solidarity and Gender Equity
- 4. Sufficiency of Benefits
- 5. Administration and Reasonable Administrative Costs
- 6. Financial and Actuarial Sustainability
- 1. Social Dialogue
- 2. Coverage
- 3. Social Solidarity and Gender Equity
- 4. Sufficiency of Benefits
- 5. Efficiency and Reasonable Administrative Expenses
- 6. Financial-Actuarial Sustainability
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- 2. Establishing Social Dialogue
- 3. Extending Coverage
- 4. Expanding Social Solidarity
- 5. Integrating the Separate Privileged Regimes
- 6. Improving Gender Equity
- 7. Increasing the Adequacy of Benefits
- 8. Improving the Administration and Reducing Costs
- 9. Restoring Social Representation in the Administration
- 10. Improving Information and Knowledge
- 11. Strengthening Compliance
- 12. Diversifying the Investment Portfolio
- 13. Evaluating Capital Returns to Increase Them
- 14. Creating a More Attractive Climate for Additional Voluntary Savings
- 15. Restricting the Withdrawal of Funds from Individual Accounts
- 16. Reinforcing the Equilibrium with Actuarial Studies
- 17. Unifying, Expanding the Scope, and Making the Supervisor Independent
- 18. What Model for the Reform?
- References
- appendices