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Session 1 : Pension Systems and Financial Markets, salle A709, 19/05/2011, 16h00 – 18h00
Chair : Patrice Geoffron, Paris – Dauphine University.
“Funding of pensions and economic growth, are they really related?”
Eelco ZANDBERG (University of Groningen), Laura SPIERDIJK (University of Groningen):
Discussant: Jean PINQUET (Polytechnique).
“Default options: are life cycle funds the solutions?“.
Mabrouk CHETOUANE (Banque de France).
Discussant: Peter Van SANTEN (University of Groningen).
“Dynamics of health insurance ownership in Vietnam”
Trong-Ha NGUYEN (Australian National University).
Discussant: Bernard CASEY (Warwick University).
“Commitment and lapse behavior in long-term insurance: a case study”.
Jean PINQUET (Polytechnique):
Discussant: Bernard CASEY (Warwick University).
Session 2 : Financial literacy and Financial Choices, A709, 20/05/2011, 10h00 – 12h00
Chair : Edward Whitehouse, OCDE.
“Financial Literacy and retirement planning in view of a growing youth demographic : the russian case”.
Georgios PANOS (University of Essex) & Leora KLAPPER (World Bank).
Discussant: Luc ARRONDEL (PSE).
“Financial Literacy and pension plan participation in Italy”.
Chiara MONTICONE (University of Turin).
Discussant: Luc ARRONDEL (PSE).
“The role of financial literacy and pensions knowledge on the investment of retirement savings”.
Carolina FELIX (Emory University).
Discussant: Jean-Christophe VERGNAUD (Paris 1 University).
“Can the longevity risk alleviate the annuitization puzzle ? Empirical Evidence from Dutch Data”.
Federica TEPPA (Netherlands Central Bank).
Discussant: Jean-Christophe VERGNAUD (Paris 1 University).
Session 3 : Pension design and Saving, A707, 20/05/2011, 10h00 – 12h00
Chair : Fabian Kindermann (University of Wurzburg).
“Lifecycle Savings when pension are at risk: theory and microeconometric evidence”.
Peter Van SANTEN (University of Groningen).
Discussant: Eelco ZANDBERG (University of Groningen).
“A positive Approach towards social security policy : the role of myopic agents”.
Xue WEN (Unicatt Italia).
Discussant: Fabian KINDERMAN (Würzburg University).
“Evaluating the impact on saving of tax-favored retirement saving plans”.
Andrea TISENO (Banca d’Italia).
Discussant: Henri STERDYNIAK (OFCE).
“Supplementary private pensions and saving: evidence from Spain”.
Jose ANTON (Salamanca University).
Discutant : Andrea TISENO (Banca d’Italia).
Session 4 : Pension Designs and Reforms, A709, 20/05/2011, 13h00 – 14h30
Chair : Didier Blanchet (INSEE).
“French retirement reform and inter-generational equity of the retirement ”.
Bruno DUCOUDRE (Ministry of Health).
Discussant: Lucy ROBERTS (Paris Ouest University).
“Inequality and tax policy for retiree”.
Bérangère LEGENDRE (Orléans and Paris Dauphine University).
Discussant: Cindy DUC (Ministry of Health)
“Pension Design, Labor Supply distortions and human capital investment”.
Fabian KINDERMAN (Würzburg University):
Discussant: Patrick AUBERT (Ministry of Health).
Session 5 : Pension Systems and Saving, A709, 20/05/2011, 14h45 – 16h15
Chair : Gordon Clark, Oxford University.
“Wealth evolution over life cycle : an age – period – cohort decomposition”.
Carole BONNET (INED).
Discussant: Kevin TRACOL(PSE).
“Wealth effects on consumption plans: French households in the crisis”.
Kevin TRACOL (PSE).
Discussant: Henri Sterdyniak (OFCE).
Christian PFARR & Udo SCHNEIDER (Bayreuth University).
Session 6 : Pension Funds and Investments, A707, 20/05/2011, 14h45 – 16h15
Chair : Lary Beeferman, Harvard University.
“Post-retirement benefits, leverage, and real investment”.
Sohnke BARTRAM (Lancaster University and SSGA).
Discussant :Ajanta KUMARA (National Graduate Institute – Tokyo).
“Would emerging market pension funds benefit from international diversification? An application of
Ajanta KUMARA (National Graduate Institute – Tokyo).
Discussant: Sohne BARTRAM (Landcaster University and SSGA)
“Safe withdrawal rates savings for residents in emerging market countries”.
Channarith MENG (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies).
Discussant: Bérangère Legendre (University Paris Dauphine).
GDRI-Dreem Session : Pension and Informal Insurance, A709, 20/05/2011, 16h30-18h00
Chair : Mouhoub El Mouhoud, Paris Dauphine University.
“Optimal enrollment in a pension system and informal family arrangements”.
Javier OLIVERA (Leuven University).
Discussant: Baptiste VENET (Paris Dauphine University).
Namratta BECCEEA (University of Mauritus).
Discussant: Lucy ROBERTS (Paris Ouest University).
“Should we retire earlier to look after our parents ? The role of immigrants”
Agnese ROMITI (Roma University).
Discussant: Javier OLIVERA (Leuven University).
Coordinators:
Philippe Bernard, Université Paris-Dauphine
Didier Blanchet, INSEE
Gordon Clark, Oxford University
Najat El Mekkaoui de Freitas, Université Paris-Dauphine
Elyes Jouini, Université Paris-Dauphine
El Mouhoub Mouhoud, Université Paris-Dauphine