With the use of adapted Generations Accounting Model and micro data for old age pensioners we estimated economic effects of the proposed pension system reform at the individual level as well as at the macro level.
F.23 Development of new system-wide, normative and programme solutions, and methods
COBISS.SI-ID: 1591182A new version of the static microsimulation model based on the new base year 2007 has been developed. During the 2010 model has been intensively used for the preparation of the expertise for different ministries: for the preparation of the reform in the area of social transfers, the effects of the enlargement of the tax base for the social contributions and its possible capping, increase of the number of the income tax classes and proposed increased marginal tax rates, and abolition of the voluntary health care insurance and adequate adaptation of the obligatory health care insurance.
F.23 Development of new system-wide, normative and programme solutions, and methods
COBISS.SI-ID: 1591694Article got award at the Faculty of Economics as second best published article. In the year 2010 it was among the most cited articles of the Technovation Juornal (4.th place). It has altogether 13 citations within SCOPUS (11 got in the year 2010) and 9 citations within WOS.
E.01 National awards
COBISS.SI-ID: 1546638A new methodology of measuring innovativeness at the firm level has been developed, which is multilayered, multipurpose and open platform, enabling efficient use for different interest groups. A data base has been prepared based on the realization of surveys, which enabled collaborating firms a preparation of benchmarking on the field of innovations. Statistical analysis of the results is made available also to the economic policy makers planning their measures on the field of innovation incentives and competitiveness in Slovenia.
F.23 Development of new system-wide, normative and programme solutions, and methods
COBISS.SI-ID: 1578638In the article, we analyse old-age retirement decisions of Slovenian men and women, eligible to retire in the period 1997-2003. In comparison to established market economies, we find relatively high hazard rates of retirement that decline with age. Moreover, we find that the probability of retirement decreases with option value to work and net wages, although the response to the former, when controlling for the latter, is rather weak. Our results also imply that less educated individuals and individuals with greater personal wealth are more likely to retire.
F.30 Professional assessment of the situation
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