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10-Oct-2007
Edward Whitehouse
Two-thirds of pension reforms in OECD countries in the last 15 years contain measures that will automatically link future pensions to changes in life expectancy.
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07-Jun-2007
Private pensions play an important and growing role in providing for old age in OECD countries.
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07-Jun-2007
Reforming pensions has loomed large over the policy agenda of OECD countries.
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09-Oct-2005
The role of the OECD work on social policy is to identify policies which help individuals achieve their potential and which at the same time make societies and economies work more effectively.
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14-May-2004
The challenge of ageing populations has countries seeking new ways to finance retirement plans. OECD research suggests implementing a range of reforms, from changing workplace practices and labor policies ...
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01-Jun-1998
The demographic changes wrought by ageing - as comparatively youthful working-age populations give way to proportionally smaller, older workforces with a higher proportion of retired elderly - have made ...
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01-Jun-1998
People in OECD countries are increasingly prosperous and better educated; they lead longer and healthier lives and have more leisure, especially in retirement. Demographic trends - the baby-boom generation ...
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English | View long abstract
01-Dec-1996
The assumptions about the composition of society which under-lie much public policy have been undermined by a trend towards older populations and by changes in living patterns. The repercussions are likely to be substantial.
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