International Pension Workshop
Mariacristina De Nardi (UCL, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and NBER)
Savings and wealth inequality”.
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Woensdag 27 januari 2016
Session 1.1: Viability of pension plans
Chair: Ian TonksEmmanouil Platanakis (University of Bradford School of Management)
Pension scheme redsign and wealth redistribution between the members and sponsor: The USS rule change in October 2011
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Discussant: Roel Mehlkopf (DNB, TiU)
PresentatieDamiaan Chen (Amsterdam School of Economics)
Stability of participation in collective pension schemes: an option pricing approach
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Discussant: Antoon Pelsser (Maastricht University)
PresentatieSession 1.2: Life cycle
Chair: Monika BütlerRowena Crawford (Institute for Fiscal Studies)
Have households under-saved for retirement?
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Discussant: Lieke Kools (Leiden University)
PresentatiePascal St Amour (University of Lausanne, Faculty of Business and Economcis (HEC)
Life cycle responses to health insurance status
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Discussant: Rob Alessie (Groningen University)
PresentationSession 1.3: Retirement and self-employment
Chair: Flavia Coda MoscarolaGiacomo Pasini (Universita Ca’Foscari)
The effect on mental health of retiring during the economic crisis
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Discussant: Andries de Grip (Maastricht University)
PresentationMargherita Borella (Turin University, Collegio Carlo Alberto CeRP)
Self-employment in Italy: the role of social security wealth
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Discussant: Stefan Hochguertel (VU Amsterdam)
PresentationSession 2.1: Pension fund performance
Chair: Patrick GerhardMichael Rockinger (Swiss Finance Institute and University of Lausanne)
Optimal long-term allocation with pension fund liabilities
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Discussant: Peter Vlaar (APG)
PresentationIan Tonks (University of Bath, School of Management)
Network centrality and pension fund performance
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Discussant: Arno Riedl (Maastricht University)
PresentationSession 2.2: Social security and annuities
Chair: Arjen HussemYang Jiang (University of Groningen)
Non-annuitization in the annuity market
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Discussant: Monika Butler (University of St. Gallen)
PresentationJoanna Tyrowicz and Marcin Bielecki (National Bank of Poland)
Political (in)stability of social security reform
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Discussant: Ward Romp (University of Amsterdam)
PresentationSession 2.3: Health and medical expenditures
Chair: Margherita BorellaRaun van Ooijen (Groningen University)
Health status over the life cycle
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Discussant: Pilar Garcia Gomez (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
PresentationMariacristina de Nardi (UCL. Chicago Fed, IFS and NBER)
Medical expenses and health
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Discussant: Wilco Achterberg (Leiden University Medical Center)
PresentationSession: Pension adequacy in Eastern Europe
Chair: Bas WerkerAndres Vork (Praxis Centre for Policy Studies, Estonia)
The impact of introduction of funded pension schemes on inter- and intragenerational inequality in Estonia: a cohort microsimulation analysis
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Discussant: Koen Caminada (Leiden University)
PresentationRobert Gal (TARKI Social Research Institute)
The savings gap in Hungary
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Discussant: Magnus Piirits (Praxis Centre for Policy Studies, Estonia)
PresentationTheo Nijman (TiU and Netspar)
Analysis of the standardized Pan European Pension (PEPP) product and its impact in four European countries: the Netherlands, Estonia, Finland and Hungary
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Discussant: Eduard Ponds (APG / TiU)
PresentationSession: Annuitization and pension reform
Chair: Theo NijmanMariacristina Rossi (University of Turin)
Financial inclusion and life insurance demand: evidence from Italian households
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Discussant: Hazel Bateman (University of New South Wales)
PresentationMarcel Lever (CPB)
Welfare effects and discontinuity risks of intergenerational risk sharing
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Discussant: Jan Bonenkamp (APG)
PresentationPlenary session chaired by Marike Knoef
Claus Munk (Copenhagen Business School)
The role of housing in life-cycle portfolio and consumption decisions – part I
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Mariacristina de Nardi (UCL, Chicago Fed, IFS and NBER)
Savings and wealth inequality
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Donderdag 28 januari 2016
Session 3.1: Framing and beliefs
Chair: Sally ShenEduard Ponds (APG, TiU)
Framing and pension annuities
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Discussant: Thomas Post (Maastricht University)
PresentationPatrick Gerhard (Maastricht University)
How past performance framing impacts investors’ belief updating
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Discussant: Maarten van Rooij (DNB)
PresentationRawley Heimer (Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland)
YOLO: mortality beliefs and household finance puzzles
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Discussant: Paula Lopes (London School of Economics)
PresentationSession 3.2: Long term care and health prevention
Chair: Raymond MontizaanBram Wouterse (CPB)
Sustainability of public finances and the rising costs of long term care in the Netherlands
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Discussant: Pieter Bakx (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
PresentationArjen Hussem (PGGM)
The ability to pay for long-term care in the Netherlands: a life-cycle perspective
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Discussant: Teresa Bago d’Uva (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
PresentationPaul Andres Rodriguez Lesmes (University College London)
Does it pay to medicate half of Britain? The case of primary prevention of cardiovascular diseases in the UK
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Discussant: Dorly Deeg (VU Amsterdam)
PresentationSession 3.3: Issues in aging
Chair: Susan ThorpChristoph Merkle (University of Mannheim)
The willingness to pay, accept and retire
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Discussant: Bas Donkers (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
PresentationNajat el Mekkaoui (University Paris Dauphine)
Pension information and retirement planning in France: an evaluation of public policy
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Discussant: Milena Dinkova (Utrecht University School of Economics)
PresentationMariacristina Rossi (University of Turin)
Expected inheritance, labor supply and (dis)saving
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Discussant: Yue Li (VU Amsterdam)
PresentationSession 4.1: Asset pricing models
Chair: Carolina FugazzaSally Shen (Capital University of Economics and Business)
How much should life cycle investor adapt their behavior when confronted with model uncertainty
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Discussant: Ferenc Horvath (Tilburg University)
PresentationZorka Simon (University of Mannheim)
Not risk free: the relative pricing of euro area inflation-indexed and nominal bonds
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Discussant: Dirk Broeders (DNB)
PresentationSession 4.2: Labour supply
Chair: Jim BeenPeter Haan (DIW Berlin, German Institute for Economic Research)
Labour supply and the pension system – evidence from a regression kink design
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Discussant: Adriaan Kalwij (Utrecht School of Economics)
PresentationRaymond Montizaan (ROA, Maastricht University)
Gradual retirement, financial incentives, and labour supply of older workers: evidence from a stated preference analysis
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Session 4.3: Mortality
Chair: Najat el MekkaouiSusan Thorp (The University of Sydney Business School, University of Sydney)
Family, friends and framing: a cross-country study of subjective survival expectations
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Discussant: Jochem de Bresser (Groningen University)
PresentationIngo Kolodziej (Ruhr-University Bochum)
Changes in morbidity by proximity to death over time: evidence from Europe
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Discussant: Enrica Croda (University of Venice)
PresentationNetspar Thesis Award Ceremony
Plenary session: chaired by Peter Schotman
Claus Munk (Copenhagen Business School)
The role of housing in life-cycle portfolio and consumption decisions – part II -
Vrijdag 29 januari 2016
Session 5.1: Life cycle portfolio choice
Chair: Gosse AlserdaOsei Wiafe (Griffith Business School, Griffith University)
Asset allocation in retirement: does glide path matter?
Discussant: Roderick Molenaar (Robeco)Claus Munk (Copenhagen Business School)
Predictors and portfolios over the life cycle
Discussant: Frank de Jong (Tilburg University)Carolina Fugazza (Turin University, Collegio Carlo Alberto
Life-cycle asset allocation and unemployment risk
Discussant: Bas Werker (Tilburg University)Session 5.2: Home production, job losses and choosing
Chair: Anthony WebbWandi Bruine de Bruin (Centre for Decision Research, Leeds University Business School)
Choosing to be happy? Age differences in ‘maximizing’ decision strategies and experienced emotional well-being
Discussant: Elisabeth Brüggen (Maastricht University)Jim Been (Leiden Law School, Leiden University)
Home production as a substitute to market consumption? Estimating the elasticity using houseprice shocks from the Great Recession
Discussant: Kim Peijnenburg (Bocconi University)Jochem Zweerink (VU Amsterdam)
Job loss, firm-level heterogeneity and mortality
Discussant: Michele Belloni (Ca’Foscari University of Venice)Session 5.3: Savings
Chair: Marike KnoefPeter van Santen (Sveriges Riksbank)
Uncertain pension income and household saving
Discussant: Eva Sierminska (CEPS/INSTEAD)Alessandro Martinello (Lund University)
How schooling affects intelligence and lifetime wealth accumulation
Discussant: Hans Bloemen (VU Amsterdam)Eduard Suari Andreu (Groningen University)
The retirement-savings puzzle revisited: the role of housing as a bequethable asset
Discussant: Jan Rouwendal (VU Amsterdam)Session 6.1: Risk preferences
Chair: Emmanouil PlatanakisGosse Alserda (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Risk preference heterogeneity and optimal pension asset allocation
Discussant: Osei Wiafe (Griffith Business School, Griffith University)Paul Smeets (Maastricht University)
Measuring risk and time preferences for pension savings decisions
Discussant: Christoph Merkle (University of Mannheim)Session 6.2: Household finances
Chair: Rowena CrawfordAnthony Webb (Center for Retirement Research at Boston College)
Do households increase their savings when the kids leave home?
Discussant: Federica Teppa (DNB)Paula Lopes (London School of Economics)
Background expenditure risk: implications for household finances and psychological well-being
Discussant: Arthur van Soest (Tilburg University)Session 6.3: Disability and absenteeism
Chair: Eduard Suari AndreuFlavia Coda Moscarola (university of turin, CeRP)
Absenteeism, childcare and the effectiveness of pension reforms
Discussant: Andras Simonovits (Institute of Economics CRERS-HAS)Silvia Garcia Mandico (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Back to work: employment effects of tighter disability insurance eligibility in the Netherlands