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Pension systems: an introduction
... the elderly. I believe that comparative studies of institutional differences and its outcomes provide an essential understanding about consequences of specific pension system paths of the past and ...
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The Renaming Problem in Shared Memory Systems: an Introduction
... We may say that research on the renaming problem has concentrated along three lines. On the algorithmic side, many renaming algorithms have been proposed, trying to rename e ciently and with the fewest possible new ...
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Synchronous programming of reactive systems: an introduction to ESTEREL
... L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d’enseignemen[r] ...
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Dynamic evaluation of roofing systems using numerical models - an introduction
... The CFD technique is applied to simulate the wind induced flow and pressure distribution over building roofs and the FEM technique is used to calculate the roofing system response. A fla[r] ...
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Cyber-physical systems engineering: an introduction
... 9. Muller, D., Schumacher, C., Zeidler, F.: Intelligent Adaption Process in Cyber- Physical Production Systems. In: Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Leveraging Applications of Formal Methods, ...
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The Inverting Pyramid. Pension Systems Facing Demographic Challenges in Europe and Central Asia
... a pension system bring in revenue, as long as contributors far outnumber pensioners, the pension system gener- ates ...the pension system. Initially, the objective of the pension ...
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The Impact of a Productivity Slowdown on Pension Systems in Europe
... trigger an increase in the replacement rate which would need to be financed by higher contributions or government subsidies which may lead to a financially unsustaina- ble ...of pension benefits and ...
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Musical Source Separation: An Introduction
... These systems mostly consisted of fully-connected networks ...over an input sequence, and can process sequential data of arbitrary ...MSS systems which can dynamically detect and separate an ...
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CHILDREN’S ETHNOBIOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE: AN INTRODUCTION
... subsistence systems of all modern-‐‑ day hunter-‐‑gatherers across the globe, Ninkova & Hays question the resilience of the Juǀ’hoan-‐‑specific realities and ...
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Essays on the Size and the Redistributive Properties of Pay-As-You-Go Pension Systems
... nette de cet agent au système de retraite peut s'écrire: CN (w) = wτ − ν(λw + (1 − λ) ¯ w)T (w) 1 + δ avec δ le taux d'actualisation. Les agents cotisent une fraction de leur salaire et reçoivent une pension ...
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Introduction to controllability of non-linear systems
... Otherwise we iterate the same argument and we conclude by recurrence on n. Remark 14. Notice that for this proof we have only used piecewise constant controls. Remark 15. From the proof of the Krener theorem it follows ...
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Pension systems, ageing and the Stability and Growth Pact
... 6 3. The Stability and Growth Pact While monetary policy in the euro area is delegated to the ECB, fiscal policy remains in the hands of the national authorities. They should, however, according to the Treaty agreed in ...
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La citoyenneté au travail ? Une introduction ; Towards Citizenship at Work? An Introduction
... Marie-Josée Legault’s article uses the lens of identity politics to con- sider the new challenges for the union movement. Her particular concern relates to the segmentation of collective union identities in the context ...
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Constraint Modules: An Introduction
... resulting systems for the solution of static mathematical programs, we exploit the dynamic properties of these modules to build interesting time-varying ...
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The project 'Introduction to Complex Systems'
... 5. CONCLUSION A 14 weeks period in a large scale project context is proposed to the incoming students in our school. The pedagogy is based on an active learning environment. In this first project, the product to ...
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Do private pension funds increase household consumption ? An empirical study
... proxy pension funds is not more ...The introduction of the public administrations financing capacity into an equation of consumption is a way to take this effect into ...presence pension funds ...
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The Financial Crisis and Mandatory Pension Systems in Developing Countries
... pay-as-you-go pension systems will be affected in a less dramatic and immediate way as the economic downturn reduces their stream of revenue and potentially increases benefit ...addition, pension ...
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Public education, PAYG pension and economic growth in an a geing s ociety
... implies an increase in the price of labor, it also provides the firms with an incen- tive to be more productive (Cutler et ...of pension systems. 1 Many advanced countries introduced PAYG ...
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Who Really Benefits from Pension Systems?
... have an impact on the length of ...pension systems. Indeed, as rich agents live and bene t from a pension for a longer time, pension systems are not as redistributive as they ...
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Redistribution, Pension Systems and Capital Accumulation
... is an increasing function of ...the pension received by each ...greater pension, whereas consumers with a productivity higher than ¯a receive a smaller ...the pension decreases have a longer ...
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