Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru

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We study the role of income-mortality differentials and pension eligibility conditions on the level of regressivity and progressivity of Peru’s public pension system, using administrative records from 1999 to 2018 to do so. We consider the joint effect of insufficient contributions, by which the poo...

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Autor: Valderrama Torres, José Artemio
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Fecha de Publicación:2024
Institución:Universidad de Lima
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title Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
spellingShingle Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
Valderrama Torres, José Artemio
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title_short Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
title_full Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
title_fullStr Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
title_full_unstemmed Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
title_sort Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
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description We study the role of income-mortality differentials and pension eligibility conditions on the level of regressivity and progressivity of Peru’s public pension system, using administrative records from 1999 to 2018 to do so. We consider the joint effect of insufficient contributions, by which the poorest contribute to the pension system but ultimately do not qualify for pensions because of insufficient contributions, and differing mortality by socioeconomic status in contributing to regressivity of the system. We find that the impact of insufficient contributions is more important than the impact of higher mortality in making the system regressive.
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Regressivity in public pension systems: the case of Peru
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