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La Reforma Previsional en Argentina

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El reemplazo de los sistemas de reparto por otros de capitalización administrados por empresas privadas, se ha transformado en un elemento central en la mayoría de los países de Latinoamérica y Europa oriental ocupando un lugar creciente en el debate público europeo y en muchos países de Asia. 268 pag.

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