Border Security Market Assessment-EU Accession States
- Language: English
- 72 Pages
- Published: September 2008
- Region: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia
Abstract
LONDON (Standard & Poor's) May 9, 2006--A switch to funded defined-contribution state pension schemes implies a lower long-term build-up of sovereign pension liabilities compared with unfunded defined-benefit systems, although the accrued improvements are not represented in the general government accounts, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said in a criteria report published today. The report examines how Standard & Poor's sovereign analysis factors the two different approaches into its assessment of fiscal flexibility in the context of EU member states. A number of Central and East European sovereigns have in recent years implemented far-reaching pension reforms, supplementing the old Pay-As-You-Go (PAYGO) scheme with a defined-contribution funded scheme. Contributors below a certain age pay less to the PAYGO scheme, with the difference...
Companies mentioned in this report are:
- Hungary
- Slovak Republic
- Poland (Republic of)
- Latvia (Republic of)
- Lithuania (Republic of)
- Estonia (Republic of)
Action: General Comment
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- Hungary
- Slovak Republic
- Poland (Republic of)
- Latvia (Republic of)
- Lithuania (Republic of)
- Estonia (Republic of)
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