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Most reforms of the pension systems imply substantial adjustments in between cohort and within cohort redistribution. Fiscal policy, which accompanies these changes may counteract or reinforce this redistribution. In an OLG model with uncertainty, we show that fiscal closure is crucial for determining the welfare effects of the pension system reforms as well as political support for introducing it. We analyze two sets of fiscal adjustments: fiscally neutral adjustments in the pension system (via contribution rate or replacement rate) and balancing pension system by a combination of taxes and/or public debt. We find that in general, fiscally neutral pension system reforms are more likely to yield welfare gains. Many adjustments obtain sufficient political support despite yielding aggregate welfare losses and vice versa. We show the role of the insurance motive implicit in some pension systems for determining the welfare effects of the reform and point to fiscal closures which attenuate and reinforce the relevance of this motive for determining the welfare effects.
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From the proposed amendment, there are measurable goals that will determine the level of success of the policy change proposal and this will include: First, by the end of the year we expect 60% of unmarried adult children to be independent and live an economically viable lifestyle. Second, by the end of 2018, the rate of poverty to reduce by 19% since the country will be composed of economically productive youths. Lastly, we expect the employment rate in the country to increase by 26% thereby increasing the economy of the country (Dillon, Erin & Rotherham 2009).
Policy change options
“Do nothing option” is when one does offer no initiative for change characterized by unwillingness and inability to take responsibility or work towards an achievement. Incremental change option is the step of making small adjustments to the expected end results, and mostly it does not alter or threaten the existing structure of the youthful age or alter the current methods of family management in this case of the change proposal. A major change option is the one that will alter the content, structure, the scheme of assessment and the mode of provision of the programs in question i.e. it will entail deletion, addition and replacement to a substantial part of the program or the act of law (Detixhe 2011).
Financial criteria
Substantive funding stream is the amount of money that is existing independently of others and is in large quantity. Likelihood of ongoing funding is the amount of money that is required to fund the ongoing operation of future developments of a project that is not currently provided for in terms of cash, debt or equity. Ability to meet current and future demands of the proposal is all about sustainability of our society as per the future and the current needs and makes appropriate changes in the way we live (Center on Education Policy 2007).Political feasibility is t.
We analyze political stability of social security that involves pre-funding. We employ an overlapping generations model with intra-cohort heterogeneity and introduce partial funding, which is efficient in Kaldor-Hicks sense and has majority political support. Subsequently, agents vote on capturing the accumulated pension assets, and replacing it with the pay-as-you-go scheme. We show that even if capturing assets reduces welfare in the long run, the distribution of benefits across cohorts living at the time of voting yields always sufficient political support. We explain the mechanisms which yield this counter-intuitive result. Preventing the asset capture requires switching off the fiscal channel, i.e. funding becomes politically stable if capturing of the pension assets cannot be used to reduce taxation and/or public debt.
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This edition features short articles on the future of pensions policy, the complexities of running a pension scheme and how technology can help overcome them, risks inherent from gilt and swap rate differences, an outcome-driven approach to fund management, a review of asset classes in 2013, plus an overview of the global macro environment.
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The current method for selling pi coins involves exchanging them with a pi vendor who purchases pi coins for investment reasons.
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Royal Statistical Society: Does the provision of workplace pensions affect other savings? Bernardo Fonseca Nunes
1. Does the provision of workplace pensions affect
other savings?
Evidence from the United Kingdom
Bernardo Fonseca Nunesa
a
Behavioural Science Centre, University of Stirling
01/July/2016, Family Finance Surveys User Conference
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Does the provision of workplace pensions affect other savings?
Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
2. 1 Introduction
2 Workplace schemes → other savings
Data
Empirical strategy
Results
3 Discussion
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Outline
3. 1 Introduction
2 Workplace schemes → other savings
Data
Empirical strategy
Results
3 Discussion
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Outline
4. 3 pillars: each one requires different degrees of ability to
process information and make informed decisions:
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Saving and investing for retirement
How could saving rates be increased?
5. 1 Duty on employers = mandatory provision;
2 Incentive = matching contributions;
3 Auto-enrolment to overcome behavioural barriers to opt-in.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
UK Pensions Act 2008
6. Identification and endogeneity problems
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Saving and investing for retirement
7. 1 Introduction
2 Workplace schemes → other savings
Data
Empirical strategy
Results
3 Discussion
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Outline
8. Membership → Other savings
Workplace pension scheme provision and membership;
Personal pension plan and other saving attitudes;
Job characteristics;
Socio-demographics.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Two nationally representative datasets
BHPS (1992-2009) and WAS(2008-2012)
9. Membership → Other savings
Workplace pension scheme provision and membership;
Personal pension plan and other saving attitudes;
Job characteristics;
Socio-demographics.
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Does the provision of workplace pensions affect other savings?
Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Two nationally representative datasets
BHPS (1992-2009) and WAS(2008-2012)
10. Membership → Other savings
Workplace pension scheme provision and membership;
Personal pension plan and other saving attitudes;
Job characteristics;
Socio-demographics.
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Does the provision of workplace pensions affect other savings?
Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Two nationally representative datasets
BHPS (1992-2009) and WAS(2008-2012)
11. Membership → Other savings
Workplace pension scheme provision and membership;
Personal pension plan and other saving attitudes;
Job characteristics;
Socio-demographics.
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Does the provision of workplace pensions affect other savings?
Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Two nationally representative datasets
BHPS (1992-2009) and WAS(2008-2012)
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Proportions of key variables
British Household Panel Survey (1992-2009)
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Proportions of key variables
Wealth and Assets Survey (2008-2012)
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Personal pension plan membership
BHPS(left) and WAS(right)
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Saving practice
BHPS(left) and WAS(right)
16. Identification and endogeneity problems
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Empirical strategy: Instrumental Variable
17. 1st
Stage
Pr[pit = 1] = α1 + φ1Nit + β1Xit + ω1t + ε1it
2nd
Stage
Pr[yit = 1] = α2 + δ2ˆpit + β2Xit + ω2t + ε2it
pit = an indicator variable denoting whether the employer runs
a pension scheme, Nit = is a vector of categorical variables
indicating # workers at job place (scale 1-9), Xit = a vector of
control variables, yit = is the outcome variable.
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Empirical strategy: Instrumental Variable
Two-Stage Least Squares - 2SLS
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Pension provision → other savings
British Household Panel Survey
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Pension membership → other savings
British Household Panel Survey
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Pension membership → other savings
British Household Panel Survey
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Pension provision → other savings
Wealth and Assets Survey
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Pension membership → other savings
Wealth and Assets Survey
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Pension membership → other savings
Wealth and Assets Survey
24. 1 Evidence of a negative effect (substitution) of workplace
pension and personal plan membership;
2 No evidence of a negative effect on other saving attitudes,
for example, saving in a bank or financial assets.
3 Policy application: pension reforms based on universal
provision of workplace plans.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Conclusion
25. 1 Evidence of a negative effect (substitution) of workplace
pension and personal plan membership;
2 No evidence of a negative effect on other saving attitudes,
for example, saving in a bank or financial assets.
3 Policy application: pension reforms based on universal
provision of workplace plans.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Conclusion
26. 1 Evidence of a negative effect (substitution) of workplace
pension and personal plan membership;
2 No evidence of a negative effect on other saving attitudes,
for example, saving in a bank or financial assets.
3 Policy application: pension reforms based on universal
provision of workplace plans.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Conclusion
27. 1 Introduction
2 Workplace schemes → other savings
Data
Empirical strategy
Results
3 Discussion
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
Outline
28. 1 Relevance of the 2nd Pillar;
2 Examples: United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden,
Netherlands;
3 No evidence of a crowding-out on other non-pension
savings;
4 Further research: effect on firms’ costs and price levels.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
How could saving rates be increased?
29. 1 Relevance of the 2nd Pillar;
2 Examples: United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden,
Netherlands;
3 No evidence of a crowding-out on other non-pension
savings;
4 Further research: effect on firms’ costs and price levels.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
How could saving rates be increased?
30. 1 Relevance of the 2nd Pillar;
2 Examples: United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden,
Netherlands;
3 No evidence of a crowding-out on other non-pension
savings;
4 Further research: effect on firms’ costs and price levels.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
How could saving rates be increased?
31. 1 Relevance of the 2nd Pillar;
2 Examples: United Kingdom, New Zealand, Sweden,
Netherlands;
3 No evidence of a crowding-out on other non-pension
savings;
4 Further research: effect on firms’ costs and price levels.
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Introduction Workplace schemes → other savings Discussion
How could saving rates be increased?
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Bernardo Fonseca Nunes
Behavioural Science Centre
Twitter: @_bernardofn
University of Stirling
Scotland
Email: bernardo.fonsecanunes@stir.ac.uk
www.stir.ac.uk