Life time pension benefits relative to life time contributions
- Statistics Norway, Norway
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as: D. Fredriksen, N. M Stølen; 2017; Life time pension benefits relative to life time contributions; International Journal of Microsimulation; 10(2); 177-207.
doi: 10.34196/ijm.00161
Figures
Figure 1
Structure of the dynamic micro simulation model MOSART.
Figure 2
Connection between annual labour incomes and annual pension benefits with old and new pension system.
Notes: For a single person assuming constant labour incomes for 40 years.
Figure 3
Average contribution rates dependent on pension system and benefits included.
Figure 4
Average discounted gross pension wealth at age 62 by level of education and pension system, old age pensions, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 5
Gross discounted pension wealth at age 62 by level of education and pension system, NIS, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 6
Net discounted value at age 62 for old age pension benefits and contributions, all inhabitants, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 7
Net discounted value at age 62 for old age pension benefits and contributions by gender, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 8
Net discounted value at age 62 for old age pension benefits and contributions by level of education, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 9
Net discounted value at age 62 for old age pension benefits and contributions, natives and immigrants, net discount rate of 2 per cent. Mill NOK in 2011 amounts.
Figure 10
Change in net value for old age pensions for natives as a result of the pension reform. Change in per cent relative to labour incomes over the life course.
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