Sustainability and Equity Challenges: Some Arithmetic on Lebanon’s Pension System
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- Pallares-Miralles, Montserrat & Romero, Carolina & Whitehouse, Edward, 2012. "International patterns of pension provision II : a worldwide overview of facts and figures," Social Protection Discussion Papers and Notes 70319, The World Bank.
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WP; pension; retirement age; pension expenditure; employee; ageing; demographics; equity; pensions; pension reform; fiscal policy; sustainability; private sector scheme; pension payment; pension allowance; present discounted value; pension liability; pension equivalent; private sector employee; pension dynamics; Pension spending; Retirement; Aging; Middle East; North Africa; East Africa;All these keywords.
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