Heckscher-Ohline revisited: implications of differential population dynamics for trade within an overlapping generations framework

Article Abstract:

The implications of differential population dynamics on international trade of two regions are discussed. Unequal population dynamics affect the production in each region and consequently affect the wages, cost of production, rentals, etc. It is because of this that the need to trade emerges as suggested by Heckscher Ohlin. However, demographic dynamics are not the only reason for trading.

Demographic aspects, International trade, Wages, Wages and salaries, Industrial productivity, Salary, Productivity

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Parametric pension reform with higher retirement ages: A computational investigation of alternatives for a pay-as-you-go-based pension system

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This is a discussion of reform options to control losses in the Turkish pay-as-you-go pension system using different computational techniques, such as changes in contributions or increasing or reducing the retirement age.

Statistical Data Included, Pensions, Defined contribution plans, Deferred compensation

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Optimal design of the guarantee for defined contribution funds

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The investment in the financial market using pension fund schemes is examined and tries to give a solution that would ensure a guarantee of the safety of the contributor es investments.

United Kingdom, Financial management, Management dynamics, Management, Company investment, Investments, Financial markets, Company business management

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