The pension system in israel after fifteen years of reform (Hebrew)

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Leah Achdut, Avia Spivak

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2010

This study is part of a comprehensive study designed to examine the development of the pension system in Israel, and the current image in its achievements and weaknesses. A comprehensive review of the reforms carried out in the pension system in Israel over the last two decades is presented here in two levels – national insurance and the occupational pension – based on analysis of key characteristics and concepts that guided them. The review follows a description of some reform models carried out in the OECD countries.

Published as part of a series of policy studies. The Economics and Society Program at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

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