Social security and endogenous growth

Article Abstract:

Analysis of the relationship between social security programs and per capita income shows that unfunded programs actually accelerate economic development because they decrease fertility. This result is verifiable from the experience of developed countries where economic growth has been accompanied by decreasing fertility rates. The effect is true regardless of whether or not receipts are based on contributions. It is also true when private intergenerational transfers are involved.

Economic development

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Life-cycle earnings, cohort size effects and social security: a quantitative exploration

Article Abstract:

A quantitative analysis of economic impact of aging population on social security system in Spain is presented.

Aged, Elderly, Analysis

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Life expectancy, human capital, social security and growth

Article Abstract:

The impact of mortality rate on social security systems, lifespan and education is analyzed.

Public affairs, Mortality, Life expectancy

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