Reversing Pension Privatization: rebuilding public pension systems in Eastern European and Latin American countries (2000-18)
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Título en español: La reversión de la privatización de las pensiones: Reconstruyendo los sistemas públicos de pensiones en los países de Europa Oriental y América Latina (2000-2018).
Bibliografía p. 51-58.
1 Pension privatization: Three decades of failure. The Privatization Experiment. Lessons learnt from three decades of pension privatization. 2. Reversing pension privatizations. 3. How to reverse pension privatization: Policy steps. Step 1. Start social dialogue to generate consensus and launch communication campaigns. Step 2. Constitute a technical tripartite reform committee, in-charge of designing and implementing the re-nationalization of the pension system. Step 3. Enact law(s) with the main characteristics of the pay-as-you-go defined benefits scheme, in compliance with ILO social security standards. Step 4. Create a public pension institution/administrator ensuring tripartite governance. Step 5. Transfer members from the private to the public system. Step 6. Transfer the accumulated resources of the individual accounts. Step 7. Set new contribution rates and start collecting contributions for the new public pension system. Step 8. Close the contribution collection mechanism of the private system. Step 9. Implement inspection services and contribution enforcement mechanisms. Step 10. Create the unit or entity in charge of investment management of the public pension scheme. Step 11. Close the private sector pension supervisory and regulatory body.