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Peng Cui - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Role of Government in Social Security
Public Performance & Management Review, 2014Co-Authors: Keyong Dong, Peng CuiAbstract:This paper compares the Social Security systems of the People's Republic of China and the United States and analyzes the role of government in a Social Security system. We focus the comparative analysis on three aspects: concept and content of a Social Security system, existing Social Security (welfare) policies, and Social Security administration and finance. We show that the governments of both countries hold a common ideology about Social Security systems, including the composition of Social Security (welfare), Social insurance policies, and administration of Social Security. However, the differences in the Social assistance and policy of intergovernmental finances are obvious. These differences make the Chinese Social Security policy less effective than that of the United States. This finding suggests that the Chinese government should rethink its Social Security system, adjust its Social insurance policy, push for reform of its Social assistance system, and strengthen the intergovernmental assistance...
Wang Xin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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On Constructing Social Security Policy Capability of Government
Journal of Social Work, 2008Co-Authors: Wang XinAbstract:Since the situation of Social Security is serious, we must strengthen Social Security policy capability of government.Social Security policy capability of government indicates a special kind of capability that our government can constitutes Social Security policy and implements them scientifically.In order to improve Social Security policy capability of government, we must consum-mate the mechanisms of discovering Social Security problems、participating democratically、enforcing Social Security and evaluating Social Security, etc.
Rodrigo. Cerda - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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On Social Security financial crisis.
Journal of Population Economics, 2005Co-Authors: Rodrigo. CerdaAbstract:We indicate that financial crisis in Social Security programs might be endogenous because Social Security affects fertility and human capital's decisions and thus, the aggregate growth rate of the economy. These effects lead to an endogenous erosion of the financial basis of the PAYG Social Security program so that, as a consequence, the PAYG system is not sustainable and it requires continuous increases in the Social Security tax rate.
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Social Security financial crises.
2003Co-Authors: Rodrigo. CerdaAbstract:This paper explores the causes of the Social Security financial crises. We indicate that the financial crisis might be endogenous to the Social Security system. The main idea is that the PAYG Social Security system might affect fertility and human capital's decisions and therefore, may negatively impact the aggregated growth rate of the economy. These effects lead to an endogenous erosion of the financial basis of the PAYG Social Security program so that, as a consequence, the PAYG system is not sustainable and it requires continuous increases in the Social Security tax rate.
Keyong Dong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Role of Government in Social Security
Public Performance & Management Review, 2014Co-Authors: Keyong Dong, Peng CuiAbstract:This paper compares the Social Security systems of the People's Republic of China and the United States and analyzes the role of government in a Social Security system. We focus the comparative analysis on three aspects: concept and content of a Social Security system, existing Social Security (welfare) policies, and Social Security administration and finance. We show that the governments of both countries hold a common ideology about Social Security systems, including the composition of Social Security (welfare), Social insurance policies, and administration of Social Security. However, the differences in the Social assistance and policy of intergovernmental finances are obvious. These differences make the Chinese Social Security policy less effective than that of the United States. This finding suggests that the Chinese government should rethink its Social Security system, adjust its Social insurance policy, push for reform of its Social assistance system, and strengthen the intergovernmental assistance...
Junxi Zhang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Social Security, Intergenerational Transfers, and Endogenous Growth
Canadian Journal of Economics, 1998Co-Authors: Junsen Zhang, Junxi ZhangAbstract:In this paper, the effects of Social Security in a simple model of endogenous growth with alternative motives of having children are analyzed. It shows how the effects of Social Security depend on the size of the Social Security tax, the motive to have children, and the pattern of intergenerational transfers. The pattern of intergenerational transfers itself, however, is shown to change with the Social Security tax rate. When the Social Security tax is not too high, Social Security increases per capita income growth and tends to enhance welfare.
