2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-70772006000500004
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Um modelo de avaliação de obrigações previdenciais de regimes capitalizados de previdência no serviço público

Abstract: O trabalho retratado neste artigo tem por objetivo apresentar uma visão sucinta das concepções previdenciais e matemáticas utilizadas na mensuração das obrigações previdenciais de Regimes Capitalizados de Previdência no Serviço Público. Explicitam-se formulações matemáticas básicas necessárias à análise das solvências econômica e financeira desses regimes de previdência, contribuindo para o aprimoramento da formação técnica daqueles envolvidos com a gestão governamental do setor público previdenciário brasilei… Show more

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“…Thus, the rates found in previous studies are underestimated since they omit the aforementioned benefits and should therefore be interpreted with due reservations. Fontoura, Cardoso, Rocha, Capelo, and Câmara (2006) and Oliveira, Beltrão, and Maniero (1997) presented the main actuarial studies on calculating social security contribution rates in a multi-decremental environment. The former is clearly lagged and needs adjustments in the model to accompany changes in legislation, while the latter is dedicated to the SSWP and also needs updated.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the rates found in previous studies are underestimated since they omit the aforementioned benefits and should therefore be interpreted with due reservations. Fontoura, Cardoso, Rocha, Capelo, and Câmara (2006) and Oliveira, Beltrão, and Maniero (1997) presented the main actuarial studies on calculating social security contribution rates in a multi-decremental environment. The former is clearly lagged and needs adjustments in the model to accompany changes in legislation, while the latter is dedicated to the SSWP and also needs updated.…”
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confidence: 99%