Social security and endogenous fertility: pensions and child allowances as siamese twins

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In modern societies, fertility is the endogenous cause of population growth, which implies that in addition to savings and material consumption, family size is an issue that people can decide upon. An analysis of public pensions and child support is conducted, in a model with endogenous fertility.

Models, Fertility, Human, Human fertility, Social security reform

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Ageing, migration and endogenous public pensions

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The reactions of mobile workers, in relation to population aging is analyzed. The role of immigration, to overcome the problems of public pension system, has become increasingly important.

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Ageing, fertility, and growth

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The presence of technology shocks and its impact on human capital accumulation, fertility and labor participation of families is described.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Analysis, Economic aspects, Technology and civilization, Technology and society, Human capital

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