Economic Growth and Social Security
经济增长和社会保障
基本信息
- 批准号:03630006
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- 金额:$ 1.09万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1991
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1991 至 1992
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Exogenous fertility has usually been assumed in models of explaining the existence and effects of pay-as-you-go social security system. We assume that endogenous fertility is allowed in a two overlapping generations simple model with the young caring for the old. The social security level is modeled as a solution of an optimal allocation problem by the government. Social security benefit is assumed to be conditional on individual fertility.We have shown that, although the optimal allocation cannot be achieved in practice, individuals follow the social security level set by the government and reach a sustainable sub-optimal steady state. Furthermore, we have also shown that the sustainable steady state has higher utility than that of the steady state without a social security system.What is the future of pay-as-you-go public pensions in the face of declining population growth? One common view is pessimistic, in that the future young may choose to shed the burden of a larger and larger number of elderly. However in simple model, which incorporates interactions between endogenous population growth and economic variables,public pensions are themselves a contributing factor to the decline in population growth. In the model, such pensions are sustainable and improve steady state welfare.These results also provide importanr messages to many developing countries where transfers to the old still occur within families as the major old-age support and over-population is a common problem. Our results imply that moving towards a social security system would be welfare-improving, and would lead to declining fertility. Thus the over-population problem can be solved even with improved welfare on an individual level.
在解释现收现付制社会保障制度的存在和效果的模型中,通常都假设生育率是外生性的。我们假设在一个两代重叠的简单模型中,允许内生生育,年轻人照顾老年人。社会保障水平被建模为政府最优分配问题的解。我们假设社会保障福利是以个人生育率为条件的,虽然在实践中无法实现最优分配,但个人遵循政府设定的社会保障水平,达到了一个可持续的次优稳定状态。此外,我们还证明了可持续稳定状态比没有社会保障制度的稳定状态具有更高的效用。在人口增长率下降的情况下,现收现付制的公共养老金的前景如何?一种普遍的看法是悲观的,因为未来的年轻人可能会选择摆脱越来越多的老年人的负担。然而,在包含内生人口增长和经济变量之间相互作用的简单模型中,公共养老金本身就是人口增长下降的一个因素。在模型中,这种养老金是可持续的,并改善了稳态福利,这些结果也为许多发展中国家提供了重要的信息,这些国家的养老金转移仍然发生在家庭内部,因为主要的养老支持和人口过剩是一个共同的问题。我们的研究结果表明,走向社会保障制度将是福利改善,并会导致生育率下降。因此,即使在个人层面上改善福利,人口过剩问题也可以得到解决。
项目成果
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Kazuo Nishimura and Junsen Zhang: "Pay-As-You-Go Public Pensions with Endogenous Fertility" Journal of Public Economics. Vol.48. 239-258 (1992)
西村一夫和张俊森:“具有内生生育力的现收现付公共养老金”公共经济学杂志。
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Kazuo Nishimura: "Factor Price Eguahzation" Trade,Policy and International Adjustment. 275-284 (1991)
西村一夫:“要素价格均衡化”贸易、政策与国际调整。
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Kazuo Nishimura and Vijit Kunapongkul: "Economic Growth and Fertility Rate Cycles" Chaos,Solitons and Fractals. 1. (1992)
Kazuo Nishimura 和 Vijit Kunapongkul:“经济增长和生育率周期”混沌、孤子和分形。
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Kazuo NISHIMURA and Vigit Kumapongkul: "Economic Growth and Fertility Rate Cycles" Chaox, Solitons and Fractals. 1. 475-484 (1991)
Kazuo NISHIMURA 和 Vigit Kumapongkul:“经济增长和生育率周期”混沌、孤子和分形。
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Kazuo NISHIMURA and Makoto YANO: "Opteimal Chaos,Nonlinearity and Feasibility Conditions" Econmic Theory. (1993)
Kazuo NISHIMURA 和 Makoto YANO:“最优混沌、非线性和可行性条件”经济理论。
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