Historia de la Reforma Previsional Chilena: Una Experiencia Exitosa de Politica Publica en Democracia

摘要

Since its return to democracy from almost two decades of brutal military dictatorship, Chile has been a model of institutional and economic development. Now a member of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) club of prosperous countries, Chile has consistently led by example in a wide range of areas critical to economic growth and social welfare, including macroeconomic stability, public financial management, good governance and social security reform in the face of population aging and globalization. For researchers and policy makers interested in pensions, this book's coverage of Chile's pioneering introduction of funded individual retirement accounts in 1981, and the wave of structural pension reforms that swept over Latin America and Central Europe in the 1990s, will be of enormous interest. And for those that have followed the development of the Chilean pension system closely - examined its strengths and scrutinized its weaknesses - it is a real treat to read.