Can a Small Social Pension Promote Labor Force Participation? : Evidence from the Colombia Mayor Program

One of the primary motivations behind the establishment of noncontributory pension programs is to allow beneficiaries to retire from the labor force. Yet, as with other unconditional cash transfer schemes, their aggregate effects may be more comple...

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Main Authors:	Pfutze, Tobias, Rodriguez Castelan, Carlos
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	LIVING STANDARDS PROGRAM BENEFICIARIES JOBS EMPLOYMENT RISKS HOUSEHOLD SURVEY RIGHTS DURABLE GOODS MOTIVATION PRODUCTION RETIREMENT PREVIOUS SECTION STOCK WAGE DIFFERENTIAL MINIMUM WAGE INCOME INTEREST DUMMY VARIABLES SERVICE SECTOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM DESIGN EXCHANGE TOTAL LABOR FORCE INFORMATION LABOR FORCE LIQUIDITY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HEALTH INSURANCE EFFECTS INCENTIVES SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS POLICY DISCUSSIONS WARRANTS CASH TRANSFER LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION DUMMY VARIABLE LONG-TERM INVESTMENT BENEFICIARIES INTERNATIONAL BANK PENSION INSTRUMENTS PUBLIC HEALTH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS PROTECTION MECHANISMS LABOR MARKET UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES BENEFICIARY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS DAUNTING TASK EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS OLD-AGE PENSIONS WORKER INCOME INEQUALITY EXCHANGE RATES LIQUIDITY CONSTRAINTS MIGRATION TRANSFERS MARKETS HOUSEHOLD INCOME ORGANIZATIONS PUBLIC FINANCE CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE ELDERLY POPULATION SOCIAL SECURITY STANDARDS LABOR CASH TRANSFERS MORTALITY PREVIOUS RESULTS FINANCE ELDERLY BANK POLICY FEMALE LABOR NUTRITIONAL STATUS PROGRESS EXPENDITURE EQUITY MIGRANT GOOD CREDIT CONSTRAINTS TRANSPORTATION WORKERS WAGES WOMAN POLICY RESEARCH WORKING PAPER VALUE PENSIONS PURCHASING POWER OCCUPATIONS OCCUPATION FIRM PERFORMANCE LABOR MARKET OUTCOMES PRIVATE SECTOR SHARES NUTRITION MARKET PROBIT REGRESSIONS ELDERLY PEOPLE ECONOMICS POLICY PRIVATE TRANSFERS MANAGEMENT INSURANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GOODS THEORY SECURITY DURABLE INVESTMENT RISK SHARE RURAL AREAS POVERTY FEMALE LABOR FORCE SUPPLY EMPLOYEE HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION POPULATION LABOR SUPPLY PURCHASING POWER PARITY INVESTMENTS LIVING CONDITIONS CHECK INFORMAL EMPLOYMENT POLICY RESEARCH INCOME REDISTRIBUTION INCOME STREAM PRIMARY EDUCATION LABOUR SUPPLY EXCHANGE RATE INSTRUMENT WOMEN LABOUR REMITTANCES LABOR MARKETS OUTCOMES FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS DEVELOPMENT BANK HUMAN DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT POLICY EXCLUSION RESTRICTION INVESTING
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Can a Small Social Pension Promote Labor Force Participation? : Evidence from the Colombia Mayor Program

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