Vol. 9 No. 1 (1994)

Articles

• Pension Systems and Reforms: Country Experiences and Research Issues

  Patricio Arrau, Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel

  3-20

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• Privatization of Social Security: Lessons from Chile

  Peter Diamond

  21-33

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• Changing Retirement Ages: The Welfare Effects

  Rodrigo Cifuentes

  35-56

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• An Endogenous Growth Model of Social Security and the Size of the Informal Sector

  Giancarlo Corsetti

  57-76

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• Distributive Concerns When Substituting a Pay-As-You-Go by a Fully Funded Pension System

  Salvador Valdés-Prieto

  77-103

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• Minimum Pension Insurance in the Chilean Pension System

  Salvador Zurita

  106-126

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• A Critical Review of Social Insurance Analysis by Multilateral Lending Institutions

  Laurence Kotlikoff

  127-150

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• The Political Economy of Public Pensions: Pension Funding, Governance, and Fiscal Stress

  Ping-Lung Hsin, Olivia Mitchell

  151-168

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• Funded Social Security Systems: A Review of Issues in Four East Asian Countries

  Frederick Ribe

  169-182

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• Funded and Private Pensions for Eastern European Countries in Transition?

  Robert Holzmann

  183-210

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• Some Features on Current Pension System Reform in Latin America

  Andras Uthoff Botka

  211-235

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• From the Brazilian Pay-As-You-Go Pension System to Capitalization: Bailing out the Government

  José L. Carvalho, Clovis De Faro

  237-249

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• The Brazilian Social Security Program: Diagnosis and Proposal for Reform

  Renato Fragelli-Cardoso, Uriel De Magalhães, Luiz Schymura de Oliveira, Helio Portocarrero

  251-269

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