Object's details: Adekwatność konsumpcyjna systemów emerytalnych w państwach postradzieckich w latach 2005–2017

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• Title:
  
  
  Adekwatność konsumpcyjna systemów emerytalnych w państwach postradzieckich w latach 2005–2017
• Alternative title:
  
  
  Consumption adequacy of pension systems in post-Soviet countries in 2005–2017
• Group publication title:
  
  
  Ekonomia – Wroclaw Economic Review. 2019, 25/4
• Creator:
  
  
  Banaś, Dawid
  
• Subject and Keywords:
  
  
  consumption adequacy
   ;
  post-Soviet countries
   ;
  pension systems
• Description:
  
  Od 2013: Ekonomia – Wroclaw Economic Review
• Abstract:
  
  
  Adequacy, together with stability and modernization, are the goals which are set for pension systems by many researchers from various scientific disciplines. This is because more and more countries struggle with the problem of providing adequate financing for social transfers, including pensions. This means that despite paying contributions for a significant part of life, many citizens receive a low pension at the end of their working lives. Therefore, it is important to maintain the standard of living from earlier years. Consumption adequacy is responsible for this, which helps to smooth the consumption in the last period of the individual’s life. This aspect is also important due to the decline in the value of benefit during its collection despite valorization and, at the same time, the growth of some needs along with the retiree’s age (including care services). The aim of this article is to organize particular pension systems in post-Soviet countries in terms of consumption adequacy (from the most adequate system to the least) understood as smoothing consumption. In the next step, there will be an attempt to evaluate the indicator. This work employs a critical analysis of the literature on the subject, as well as a comparative analysis. The source of the empirical data is the statistical offices of the individual states, which were created after the collapse of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The research shows that the Baltic States have one of the most adequate pension systems from the studied group of countries. Only five of them meet the requirements of the International Labor Organization. None of the analyzed countries in 2017 had a replacement rate above 50%.
• Place of publishing:
  
  
  Wrocław
• Publisher:
  
  
  Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego
• Contributor:
  
  
  Dybał, Mariusz
  :
  Redaktor,
• Date issued:
  
  2019
• Resource Type:
  
  
  text
   ;
  
  
  tekst
• Detailed Type:
  
  
  article
   ;
  
  
  artykuł
• Identifier:
  
  oai:repozytorium.uni.wroc.pl:136520  ; https://doi.org/10.19195/2658-1310.25.4.3  ;
  ISSN 0239-6661
   ;
  ISSN 2658-1310
• Language:
  
  pol
• Abstract Language :
  
  eng
• Relation:
  
  
  Acta Universitatis Wratislaviensis, 0239-6661, No 3949
• WUL Catalog:
  
  
  https://katalog.bu.uni.wroc.pl/lib/item?id=chamo:109884
• Is version of:
  
  
  Czasopisma Naukowe w Sieci
• Access rights:
  
  
  The use of this material is allowed only with accordance of applicable rules of fair use or other exceptions provided by law, and any broader use requires the permission of the authorized entity
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  Korzystanie z tego materiału jest możliwe zgodnie z właściwymi przepisami o dozwolonym użytku lub innych wyjątkach przewidzianych w przepisach prawa, a korzystanie w szerszym zakresie wymaga uzyskania zgody uprawnionego
• License:
  
  
  Making materials available on the basis of the agreement with the owner of the property copyrights
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  Udostępnianie na podstawie umowy z właścicielem majątkowych praw autorskich
• Rights holder:
  
  Copyright by Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego Sp. z o.o., Wrocław 2019
   ;
  Copyright by CNS
• Location of original object:
  
  
  Biblioteka Wydziału Prawa, Administracji i Ekonomii
• Autor opisu:
  
  WR U/PAdks

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