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16-December-1998
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Ch. 5 of OECD Economic Outlook No. 64. This chapter addresses the nature of the third quarter drop compared with previous such episodes, outlines some benchmarks against which current levels of equity prices can be measured and assesses the implications of declines in equity pric
More than a decade after Chile moved from a public pay-as-you-go to a private funded pension system, seven more countries in Latin America have reformed their pension systems. This study provides a detailed description of all second-generation pension reforms in Latin America to date, evaluates the first years of operations of the new systems and outlines the problems and challenges which the systems are still facing. The basic common
25-March-1998
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(adopted by the Council at its 921st Session on 25 March 1998 [C/M(98)7/PROV])
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25-March-1998
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This document is Book 1, Part 1, 1)c of the Insurance and Private Pensions Compendium for Emerging Economies.
1-January-1998
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This document is Book 1, Part 1, 1)e of the Insurance and Private Pensions Compendium for Emerging Economies.
In 1997, twenty-one OECD countries and seventeen countries in Central and Eastern Europe and the New Independent States have approved guidelines for insurance regulation and supervision in transition economies. The guidelines -- the first ever in...
1-January-1997
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This document is Book 1, Part 1, 1)a of the Insurance and Private Pensions Compendium for Emerging Economies.
1-January-1997
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This document is Book 1, Part 1, 1)b of the Insurance and Private Pensions Compendium for Emerging Economies.
22-December-1995
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What have been the real long-term interest rates in term of developments in low-frequency and high-frequency economic factors in a multi-country framework, since the early-1980s for 17 OECD countries? OECD Economic Studies No. 25.
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22-December-1995
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This paper addresses the issue of whether financial liberalisation has led to improved welfare. OECD Economic Studies No. 25.
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