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Desigualdad intergeneracional y sistemas de pensiones

Por José Manuel GraGera Junco

Este trabajo examina varias teorías de la justicia intergeneracional y sus implicaciones en el ámbito práctico de los sistemas de pensiones. En este contexto, la sostenibilidad del sistema parece estar comprometida a causa de las proyecciones demográficas. Este hecho tiene una incuestionable relevancia para el futuro de este importante servicio público y el compromiso intergeneracional que implica. En este sentido, si un sistema de pen-siones quiere ser justo tiene que mirar en tres direcciones: pensionistas, trabajadores y futuras generaciones. Así, una teoría liberal-igualitaria se vuelve necesaria para compartir los riesgos de shocks demográficos y financieros entre las distintas generaciones y para reducir la desigualdad tanto como sea posible.

Fuente: Isegoria Revistas

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