Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
1. Introduction
2. The Case of Chile
3. The Case of Uruguay / Prepared by Arturo C. Porzecanski
4. The Case of Peru
5. The Case of Argentina
6. The Case of Mexico
7. The Role of Pressure Groups and the Measurement of Social Security Inequality
A. Percentage Contribution Due from Employees and Employers/State by Program and Occupational Group
B. Computation of Indicator of Inequality for Employee Percentage Contribution
C. Computation of Indicator of Inequality for Employer-State Percentage Contribution
D. Computation of Indicator of Inequality for Employee Revenue per Capita
E. Computation of Indicator of Inequality for Employer-State Revenue per Capita
F. Computation of Indicator of Inequality for Total Revenue per Capita
G. Computation of Ratio of Inequality for Average Yearly Pension per Capita
H. Computation of Factor Analysis and Nonmetric Multidimensional Scaling
Notes
Index