
"The discussion on the effects of the ongoing demographic transition on government behaviour has never mentioned its likely effect on an expenditure item (apparently non age specific) such as the debt service. This paper attempts to show that such effects could be non-negligible in countries (such as most European countries) where social security wealth arises from mandatory participation in pension schemes."
Financing, Government, Financial Management, Economics, Developed Countries, Politics, Population, Population Dynamics, Social Security, Europe, Government, Health Expenditures, Demography
Financing, Government, Financial Management, Economics, Developed Countries, Politics, Population, Population Dynamics, Social Security, Europe, Government, Health Expenditures, Demography
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