Carmeio Mesa-Lago
Biographic Data
| ID | 6360697 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carmeio Mesa-Lago |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carmeio |
| FAMILY NAME | Mesa-Lago |
| SIGNATURE | MESA-LAGO C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Social and economic problems in Cuba during the crisis and subsequent recovery
Up to 1989, social policy in Cuba achieved very notable advances in education, health, social security, employment and income distribution. The collapse of the socialist bloc and other internal and external factors, however, gave rise to a severe crisis, which reached its bottom in 1993 and led to a deterioration in almost all the social indicators. The modest market-oriented reforms introduced in 1993-1996 generated a partial recovery but were l…
An appraisal of a quarter-century of structural pension reforms in Latin America
This article gives a comparative description of three different general structural pension reform models applied in 12 Latin American countries, analysing their key concepts. In its main part, it analyses and suggests policies to deal with the 11 challenges that must be faced in such reforms: the decline in labour force coverage: the growing failure to pay contributions: the faults due to imperfect competition among pension fund management compan…
Pension system reforms in Latin America
This article analyses the position taken by various international and regional organizations regarding pension system reforms in Latin America. Over the last ten years, these organizations have carried out studies on almost all the Latin American countries (although on only a few in the English-speaking Caribbean), identified and analysed key aspects, compared the reforms made, evaluated their advantages and disadvantages and developed global str…
Social security and development in Latin America
This article is a summary of a longer study by the author which was commissioned by ECLAC, on the financial situation of social security in 20 Latin American countries. These countries are grouped according to their social security situation, and their similarities, differences and trends with respect to financing and financial equilibrium are examined Of the wide variety of topics covered in such a vast area of study the author focuses on the hi…
Social and economic problems in Cuba during the crisis and subsequent recovery
Up to 1989, social policy in Cuba achieved very notable advances in education, health, social security, employment and income distribution. The collapse of the socialist bloc and other internal and external factors, however, gave rise to a severe crisis, which reached its bottom in 1993 and led to a deterioration in almost all the social indicators. The modest market-oriented reforms introduced in 1993-1996 generated a partial recovery but were l…
Pension system reforms in Latin America
This article analyses the position taken by various international and regional organizations regarding pension system reforms in Latin America. Over the last ten years, these organizations have carried out studies on almost all the Latin American countries (although on only a few in the English-speaking Caribbean), identified and analysed key aspects, compared the reforms made, evaluated their advantages and disadvantages and developed global str…
Social security and development in Latin America
This article is a summary of a longer study by the author which was commissioned by ECLAC, on the financial situation of social security in 20 Latin American countries. These countries are grouped according to their social security situation, and their similarities, differences and trends with respect to financing and financial equilibrium are examined Of the wide variety of topics covered in such a vast area of study the author focuses on the hi…
Pension system reforms in Latin America
This article analyses the position taken by various international and regional organizations regarding pension system reforms in Latin America. Over the last ten years, these organizations have carried out studies on almost all the Latin American countries (although on only a few in the English-speaking Caribbean), identified and analysed key aspects, compared the reforms made, evaluated their advantages and disadvantages and developed global str…
An appraisal of a quarter-century of structural pension reforms in Latin America
This article gives a comparative description of three different general structural pension reform models applied in 12 Latin American countries, analysing their key concepts. In its main part, it analyses and suggests policies to deal with the 11 challenges that must be faced in such reforms: the decline in labour force coverage: the growing failure to pay contributions: the faults due to imperfect competition among pension fund management compan…
Social and economic problems in Cuba during the crisis and subsequent recovery
Up to 1989, social policy in Cuba achieved very notable advances in education, health, social security, employment and income distribution. The collapse of the socialist bloc and other internal and external factors, however, gave rise to a severe crisis, which reached its bottom in 1993 and led to a deterioration in almost all the social indicators. The modest market-oriented reforms introduced in 1993-1996 generated a partial recovery but were l…
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Latin Americans (3 works) · Social security (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Finance (2 works) · Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis (2 works) · Pension (2 works)