Part 1. Foreign experiences

Page 15 to 57

Page 59 to 84

Italy’s pension reform
The twists and turns of an obstacle course
Elsa Fornero

Page 85 to 103

Proposals for reform of the state pension in Belgium
Principles and instruments
Pierre Devolder

Page 105 to 128

Part 2. Issues of social justice

Page 129 to 192

Page 193 to 226

Pensions and social justice
From standard retirement to reverse retirement
Grégory Ponthière

Part 3. Saving for retirement

Page 227 to 259

Page 261 to 298

Retirement savings
Allocation strategies and financial market dynamics
Stéphane Hamayon, Yannick Pradat, Florence Legros

PART 4. Socio-fiscal incentives to work

Page 299 to 320

Universal pension systems and the implicit marginal tax rate on pension contributions
Prospective analysis for a private sector employee with a full career under the ceiling created in 2003
Frédéric Gannon, Gilles Le Garrec, Vincent Touzé

Page 321 to 344

Financial incentives to postpone retirement
Estimating the impacts of the 2003 French pension reform on the employment and wages of older workers by using a lifetime job search model
Sarah Le Duigou, Bérangère Legendre, Mareva Sabatier

Part 5. Sustainability of pension systems

Page 345 to 376

Modalities for guiding a pension system and responses to demographic and economic shocks
Illustrations on a simplified model of a pay-as-you-go pension system
Christophe Albert, Frédérique Nortier Ribordy

Page 377 to 401

Sustainability of pension schemes
Building a smooth automatic balance mechanism with an application to the us social security
Frédéric Gannon, Florence Legros, Vincent Touzé

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