Social Consequences of Retirement Age Raising

Solov’ev, A. K.

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“…As A. Soloviev correctly observed, "retirement age is a parametric indicator of the pension system that is tightly linked to other parameters: the insurance premiums rate, insurance coverage of pension rights, the required length of work experience, the post-retirement living period, and others." [30] Change one parameter (age) should be accompanied by an adjustment of others, in addition, adjustments to the tax system and others are necessary. Most authors investigating this problem suggest measures that the state should take to avoid the negative consequences of the retirement-age increase.…”

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Systematization of the Socio-Economic Risks Caused by Retirement Age Increase in Russia

Kulkova¹,

Sharin²

2020

Proceedings of the Ecological-Socio-Economic Systems: Models of Competition and Cooperation (ESES 2019)

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The research is aimed at studying the possible negative consequences of raising the retirement age in Russia. The study is based on the assessments of the raising the retirement age negative consequences analysis, conducted by domestic and foreign scientists. Using methods of system analysis and general scientific methods the authors systematized, in this article, the possible risks of raising the retirement age in Russia. Economic and social risks were identified on the basis of the areas of their impact, as well as macro-, micro-and individual risk levels were identified on the basis of the main spheres of their influence. Economic risks were also classified into financial and non-financial. The developed classification allows not only to take into account possible negative consequences of this managerial decision, but also to trace the causes of each risk for preventive measures development. The authors proposed directions of the state policy formation for the older employees' labor activity regulation are presented in the conclusion.

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Section: Advances In Social Science Education and Humanities Researcmentioning

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Systematization of the Socio-Economic Risks Caused by Retirement Age Increase in Russia

Kulkova¹,

Sharin²

2020

Proceedings of the Ecological-Socio-Economic Systems: Models of Competition and Cooperation (ESES 2019)

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Statistical Analysis of the Impact of the 2019 Pension Reform on the Dynamics of the Demographic Burden of the Rural population of the Lipetsk Region

Kozlova,

Titova

2023

2023 5th International Conference on Control Systems, Mathematical Modeling, Automation and Energy Efficiency (SUMMA)

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Demographic Factors and Their Impact on the Development of Pension System in Russia

Фрумина

2023

Vestn. Ross. èkon. univ. im. G. V. Plehanova

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The development of the state pension system of the Russian Federation is accomplished within the frames of Strategy-2030 and oriented towards attaining national goals and UN Targets of Sustainable Development. According to requirements of strategic documents parameters of the pension system shall be connected with basic macroeconomic and demographic indicators that can both stimulate and restrict its development. As the pension system is fully integrated in the national finance system, its functioning depends directly on finance relations between participants (employees, employers, the Pension Fund of Russia (PFR) and federal budget). However, demographic factors, such as life-span, gender structure, dynamics of birth and death, etc. act as a limiter of finance relations. The article studies changes in demographic factors and finds the trend of population aging, which could have an adverse effect on pensions of Russian citizens. Irrespective of organizational structure of the pension system and amalgamation of two biggest non-budget funds demographic problem is still an important component that affects pension provision. After-effects of the pandemic, forced relaxation and growing life expectancy of the population decreases the gap between the number of working population and the number of pensioners (coefficient of age dependence), which can result in the necessity to look for additional stimulus to the development of the pension system and raising welfare of pensioners. The goal of the article is to substantiate the trend of demographic aging of the population, which leads to higher load on the pension system.

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Social Consequences of Retirement Age Raising

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Systematization of the Socio-Economic Risks Caused by Retirement Age Increase in Russia

Systematization of the Socio-Economic Risks Caused by Retirement Age Increase in Russia

Statistical Analysis of the Impact of the 2019 Pension Reform on the Dynamics of the Demographic Burden of the Rural population of the Lipetsk Region

Demographic Factors and Their Impact on the Development of Pension System in Russia

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