Estimating retirement models for French civil servants
Motivation : This project aims to estimate models of retirement decisions on the population of French civil servants. Project : The aims of this project is to (…)
Read moreRetirement policies cover the design of the public pension system in both its insurance component (contribution schemes) and its redistributive component. Costs related to retirement pensions represent a substantial portion of public expenditure in France (13% of GDP in 2011) and the ageing of the population constitutes a major challenge both for the well-being of the population and for the long-term sustainability of public finances.
IPP Focus. Researchers at the IPP evaluate the impact of recent pension reforms, and investigate matters related to the employment of older workers, the family component of the French retirement system, debates about simplifying the public pension schemes, balancing the state budget in the long-term, and the consequences of wage trajectories and unexpected health problems for individual retirees.
Programme Director: Antoine Bozio
Motivation : This project aims to estimate models of retirement decisions on the population of French civil servants. Project : The aims of this project is to (…)
Read moreMotivation : The aim of this project is to analyse the family-related pension benefits within the French pension system and to simulate various policy changes using the dynamic (…)
Read moreMotivation: Non statutory employment represents a significant and growing share of public sector employment in France. The objective of the project is to analyse the determinants to (…)
Read moreThe main research objective is to document how inequalities in ageing – such as those between the rich and the poor and those between men and women (…)
Read moreIssues Inequalities are at the forefront of today’s public and policy debates. It’s important to tackle this issue with a larger scope to understand inequality not just (…)
Read moreMotivation: The organisation “Agirc-Arrco”, which manages complementary pensions of employees in the private sector in France, allocates 77 billion euros of pensions per year, and covers 70% (…)
Read moreMotivation: Pension inequalities between men and women became an important issue in France. Women’s pensions are on average lower by 40% to men’s among private sector retirees. (…)
Read moreMotivation: The pensions of French local government workers and public hospital employees cost around € 15 billion annually. Given the volume of this public spending, it is (…)
Read moreMotivation: PENSIPP is a simulator that calculates the pensions of the French pension system. It allows to measure the impact of past reforms on the one hand, and (…)
Read moreIPP Report n°24 – June 2019
Towards a universal points-based pension system: what reforms for survivor pensions?Authors: Carole Bonnet, Antoine Bozio, Julie Tréguier
IPP Policy Brief n°44 - June 2019
Pensions reform: what redistributive effects are expected?Authors: Antoine Bozio, Chloé Lallemand, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain, Maxime Tô
IPP Report n°23 - June 2019
What guidelines for a defined-benefit pension system?Authors: Antoine Bozio, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain, Maxime Tô
IPP Policy Brief n°43 - June 2019
How should a points pension system be managed?Authors: Antoine Bozio, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain, Maxime Tô
IPP Policy Brief n°42 - June 2019
Is a reference age necessary in a points pension system?Authors: Antoine Bozio, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain, Maxime Tô
IPP Policy Brief n°31 - April 2018
Reforming the French pension system : the main challengesAuthors: Antoine Bozio, Simon Rabaté, Audrey Rain and Maxime Tô
IPP Report n°9 - June 2015
Modelling retirement behaviour for French Civil ServantsAuthors: Didier Blanchet, Antoine Bozio, Simon Rabaté
IPP Report n°5 - December 2014
Lifetime employment and earnings of non-permanent public sector employees in FranceAuthors: Jérémy Boccanfuso, Antoine Bozio, Thomas Bréda, Clément Imbert
IPP Report n°2 - June 2013
Reforming family-related pension benefitsAuthors: Carole Bonnet, Antoine Bozio, Camille Landais, and Simon Rabaté
IPP Policy Brief n°8 - October 2013
Pension reform: towards an overhaul of family rightsAuthors: Carole Bonnet, Antoine Bozio, Camille Landais, Simon Rabaté and Marianne Tenand
IPP Policy Brief n°3 - February 2013
The French pension system in the long run: balanced or not balanced?Authors: Didier Blanchet