How Productivity Can Affect Pension Systems: The Case of Japan and Malaysia

Articles, Corporate Governance Asia, Funding, Investment, Management

By Mario Arturo Ruiz Estrada (University of Malaya)

This research paper proposes a group of new indicators in the analysis of pension programs performance. Section one presents a new model of analysis to evaluate the pension systems. This new model, “The Pensions Systems Performance Evaluation Model (PSPE-Model)” is intended to offer policy-makers and researchers an additional analytical tool to study the impact of productivity on the pension systems performance from a new perspective. The PSPE-Model can be applied to the study of any pension system and not constrained by geographical area or development stage of the entities on our study. The PSPE-Model is simple and flexible. In the second section, summarizes the results of Japan and Malaysia pension systems vulnerability and strangeness.

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