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043240
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New Jersey, Prenticide Hall, Inc., 1972.
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viii,136p.
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Foundations of modern economics series
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013517466X
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| 011328 | 331.095FRE/Richard B. 011328 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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182559
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Ageing workforces due to low fertility rates and higher life expectancies challenge modern industrialized economies. In order to secure economic welfare and to balance public budgets, governments worldwide implement reforms to increase the retirement age. The trend towards a higher retirement age confronts defense sectors that for centuries have been in search of an age structure characterized by ‘youth and vigor’. In this article, we study the economic gains to society when the special retirement age for military personnel in the Norwegian Armed Forces is increased. Combining the literatures on pension, personnel, and military economics, we identify mechanisms crucial to the outcome of a special retirement age reform. Monte Carlo simulation is applied to illustrate the potential impact on the economic net gains of uncertain variables. We find that an increase in the retirement age provides substantial net benefits to society, even under fairly negative assumptions about the consequences for retention, motivation and efforts, and the value of elderly personnel in the Norwegian Armed Forces.
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130836
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2014.
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The article considers economic conditions in Western Europe from 2008-2012, particularly in the eurozone monetary union of European Union (EU) countries. A recession during that period is considered and primarily attributed to higher labor costs than in developing countries. The impact of taxation on employment in Western Europe and on foreign direct investment is examined.
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130839
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2014.
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The article considers economic conditions in Western Europe from 2008-2012, particularly in the eurozone monetary union of European Union (EU) countries. A recession during that period is considered and primarily attributed to higher labor costs than in Developing Countries. The impact of taxation on employment in Western Europe and on foreign direct investment is examined.
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