The Impact of Introduction of Funded Pension Schemes on Intragenerational Inequality in Estonia: A Cohort Microsimulation Analysis

Võrk, Andres; Piirits, Magnus; Evelin, Jogi

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“…Average share of initial capital indexed until age 67 decreases from 34-36% for those born in 1969 to 0-1.5% for the cohort born in 1979. Vork et al (2015) also find that a shift from DB pension system to DC pension system has increased inequality in old-age pensions in Estonia.…”

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The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

Jarocinska

Ruzik

2016

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The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

Jarocinska

Ruzik

2016

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“…Impact assessment is a preliminary method of assessing the impact of a policy based on a variety of indicators in areas that the policy will impact upon implementation [20,25]. In this regard, the effectiveness of the implemented policies can be assessed by using macroeconomic indicators and sociological surveys [46,61], as well as examining the performance indicators of the government agencies [16,50] directly involved in their implementation. The benefits of implementing impact assessments in public administration include the ability to identify social, economic and environmental benefits and costs.…”

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Automated impact assessment - How digitizing government enables rapid and tailor-made policy responses.

Maksimova

Alishani

Solvak

et al. 2022

DG.O 2022: The 23rd Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research

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As interest in the digital transformation of public administration grows, the main challenge remains to improve government governance systems and integrate a wider range of evidence into decisionmaking processes. The successful digitalization and application of such approaches improves the quality, responsiveness and flexibility of public administrations. The digialtization of processes has made it possible to use micro-level data to assess the impact of a policy or program and apply the feedback to improve the design and delivery of public services. Evidence-based policy-making evaluates programs based on their visible impacts. Large-scale data collected through digitized governance, coupled with econometric impact assessment, provides an ideal working toolkit for this. However, the current situation of European governments is one of slow adoption, as they are often slow to respond to new challenges. This is due to the static one-off impact assessment approaches used, the results of which quickly become outdated. With further digitalization, improvement of systems, and a rapidly changing situation, there is a need to speed up institutions' ability to quickly draw working solutions to offset the effects of unexpected events in society and economy and react without delays if policy effects dissipate. This paper demonstrates how a high level of digitalization in government allows addressing such issues by automating causal impact assessment and making it a continuous part of the service delivery. The use case is an automated system for assessing active labour market policies in Estonia using individual-level data from government digital registers. Building on this, it shows how impact assessment automation depends on automatically generated data, only available due to the digitalization of other public services, and how versatile it is when it comes to proving casual evidence in a suddenly changing environment.

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The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

Ruzik

Jarocinska

2015

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The Impact of Introduction of Funded Pension Schemes on Intragenerational Inequality in Estonia: A Cohort Microsimulation Analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

Automated impact assessment - How digitizing government enables rapid and tailor-made policy responses.

The Impact of Pension System Reform on Projected Old-Age Income: The Case of Poland

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