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Author-Name: Social Security and Integration

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  • Lionel Artige
  • Antoine Dedry
  • Pierre Pestieau

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The purpose of this letter is to analyze the impact of economic integration when countries differ in their social security systems, more specifically in the degree of funding of their pensions, and in the regulation of the retirement age. Funding and mandatory early retirement are two features which foster capital accumulation relative to pay-as-you-go pensions with exible retirement. In case of economic integration they both imply some capital outow and may lead to some utility losses.

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  • Lionel Artige & Antoine Dedry & Pierre Pestieau, 2013. "Author-Name: Social Security and Integration," CREPP Working Papers 1301, Centre de Recherche en Economie Publique et de la Population (CREPP) (Research Center on Public and Population Economics) HEC-Management School, University of Liège.
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