Redistributive effects of different pension systems when longevity varies by socioeconomic status

Published: 28 April 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/9tt3mctnd6.1
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The supplementary material includes the following files used to generate the data in the paper "Redistributive effects of different pension systems when longevity varies by socioeconomic status": mat -> “Data.mat” This file contains mortality data for the cohort born in 1930 and in 1960 ipnyb -> 2 Julia 1.3 files that contain the programs of the models with and without behavioral reactions jld -> 24 files that includes the combination of 6 pension systems (DBI, DBII, DBIII, NDCI, NDCII, NDCIII), 2 cohorts (“1930”, “1960”), 2 scenarios with and without behavioral reactions (“ ”,”NoBeh”) All files with extension “jld” (Julia programming) contains for each pension system, cohort, and scenario information by income quintile on "CM" => Consumption profiles "ppM" => Pension points profiles "AM" => Financial wealth "PVB" => Present value of benefits "RcV" => Retirement ages "MgfRV" => Marginal replacement rates "HK" => Human capital "τEM" => Effective social security tax rate "SSW" => Social security wealth "bM" => Benefits "IRR" => Internal rates of return "yM" => Labor income "fRV" => Replacement rate "ϕD" => Point factor "λ0V" => Shadow price of wealth "RV" => Retirement age "τD" => Social security contribution rate "ExpV" => Expected utility "P̄M" => Relative value of investing a dollar in the pension system "LM" => Labor supply "SV" => Length of education

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Demographic Economics, Public Policy, Pension Insurance

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