The Mexican defined contribution pension system: perspective for low income workers (English)

• Author

  Azuara, Oliver

• Document Date

  2004/01/01

• Document Type

  Working Paper

• Report Number

  30485

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Mexico,

• Region

  Latin America & Caribbean,

• Disclosure Date

  2010/07/01

• Doc Name

  The Mexican defined contribution pension system: perspective for low income workers

• Keywords

  minimum pension;pension system;number of children per woman;minimum wage;individual account;social security system;short period of time;structure of labor market;real interest rate;pay as you go;age structure of population;real rate of return;annual labor force growth;defined contribution system;population living in poverty;private sector worker;fiscal cost;individual retirement account;labor market condition;rates of return;working life;demand for service;people in poverty;average income level;consumer price index;additional voluntary contribution;private insurance company;working age population;reduction of mortality;high population growth;democratic political system;cost of transfer;years of schooling;individual savings accounts;incidence of poverty;average interest rate;interest rate increases;number of workers;defined benefit scheme;return on asset;adjustments for inflation;measure of poverty;management of resources;correlation between poverty;form of saving;Fixed income securities;fixed income security;individual pension account;defined contribution pension;social security law;pension fund system;Demographic Transition;wage level;low-income worker;real return;life expectancy;formal sector;voluntary saving;replacement rate;

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• Language

  English

• Topics

  Poverty, Minimum Wages, Land and Housing, Population, Aging and Health, Retirement,

• Historic Topics

  Health, Nutrition and Population,

• Historic SubTopics

  Urban Housing and Land Settlements, Pensions & Retirement Systems, Labor Markets, Labor Standards, Urban Governance and Management, Urban Housing, Municipal Management and Reform, Inequality, Rural Labor Markets,

• Unit Owning

  Chief Economist (LCRCE)

• Version Type

  Final

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