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Ageing in the Netherlands: Analysing Policy Responses with an Age ModelNick DraperCPB Netherlands Bureau of Economic Policy Analysis Harry Ter ReleCPB Netherlands Bureau of Economic Policy Analysis Ed WesterhoutCPB Netherlands Bureau of Economic Policy Analysis; University of Amsterdam - Amsterdam School of Economics (ASE) March 30, 2006 Abstract: Understanding the behaviour of economic agents is as important as understanding fiscal institutions. Our model integrates the generational-accounting approach with an applied-general equilibrium setup. The recognition of economic behaviour improves our assessment of the intergenerational consequences of government policies; accounting for fiscal institutions improves our projections of future economic developments. This paper illustrates the benefits from an integrated approach by presenting projections and policy simulations. Two analytical simulations demonstrate the working of the model. A third simulation shows the economic and intergenerational effects of a much discussed policy reform, i.e. a gradual increase of the official retirement age.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 24 Keywords: Ageing, Debt Policies, Generational Accounting, AGE Models JEL Classification: H60, J11 working papers seriesDate posted: February 15, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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