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The old age security hypothesis and optimal population growth
Benjamin Bental
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Business & Economics
Old Age
100%
Population Growth
98%
Capital-Labour Ratio
57%
Optimality
54%
Social Security Scheme
34%
Guarantee
34%
Pay-as-you-go Social Security
33%
Child Support
32%
Interest Rates
30%
Monetary Economy
29%
Optimal Path
28%
Social Security System
26%
Overlapping Generations
25%
Diamond
25%
Capital Accumulation
21%
Subsidies
17%
Social Sciences
population growth
86%
old age
85%
monetary economy
51%
guarantee
49%
pay-as-you-go
44%
labor
39%
interest rate
38%
Social security systems
35%
capital accumulation
35%
Child support
32%
number of children
28%
subsidy
28%
social security
27%
economy
17%