Global Pension Security: Reform and Development

Author: Yang Yansui et al. from the International Labour Organization
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: This book contains approximately 700,000 words and covers the pension systems of all countries in six global regions. It provides an introduction, analysis, and comparison of the development and reform of global pension systems, organized by social background, the historical evolution and current state of pensions, major issues in current and future development, recent reform achievements and plans, as well as the primary challenges faced in public policy choices and technical measures for pension reforms. Additionally, it offers a comprehensive comparison of pension system structures, funding channels, coverage scope, eligibility criteria, contribution bases, pension replacement rates, and the investment and operation of pension funds across these countries.
Supported by numerous vivid case studies, the book systematically analyzes the main issues and development trends of pension reforms in various regions worldwide. Based on a comprehensive introduction and comparative analysis, it employs historical comparison, international comparison, and economic analysis models to systematically examine the key challenges faced by pension reforms in different regions, revealing the major trends in global pension reforms.
As a classic work introducing, comparing, and analyzing global pension policies and systems, this book is characterized by its comprehensiveness, authority, and guidance. It holds particular significance for China's pension reform. The book provides a thorough overview of technical measures in pension systems worldwide, accompanied by comments from some international experts. Many of the data in this book can offer inspiration and references for deepening China's pension reforms.