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Initial Pages (Refer to the page image) (Refer to the page image) Preface Today, there are two of the most common types of national pension systems: public defined benefit programs, which are funded using a method similar to the pay-as-you-go system, and mandatory private programs based on defined contributions, which generally follow a fully funded system.
These two main types of existing systems are publicly accepted; however, there is a third type of social security system that is simpler and requires more attention.
Operating costs in a centralized public system with defined benefits are lower than those created in a private system.
A fully funded system distributes pension costs more fairly among successive generations of participants and, through investment income, prevents the creation of a larger income gap between the rich and the poor.
The present text is a translation of the article "Social Security: Paygo Financing and Privatization Exacerbate Poverty" written by "Bernard Daisalt," which was available on the website >http:www.
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