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E-grāmata: Strengthening Social Protection in East Asia

Edited by (Keio University, Japan), Edited by (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
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"There is considerable scope for examining pension and healthcare together as a social protection system, and for regressed analytical studies, focusing on specific major issues of relevance in strengthening social protection. This book aims to fill the literature gap on social protection in East Asia by covering issues such as: pension and health care arrangements in depopulating high income countries of Japan and Korea; the challenges of pay-out phase in Defined Contribution (DC) arrangements in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore; extension of coverage of social protection schemes in China, India and Indonesia. The book also reviews social protection from a much wider perspective and extends coverage of social protection both in terms of the proportion of the population with excess to the social protection scheme, and the types of risks faced by the households and by society as a whole. The East Asia experience has both implications and lessons to be learnt for the rest of the world"--

This book focuses on relatively unexplored areas in pension and health care arrangements, including financing, in East Asia. The book aims to fill the literature gap on social protection in East Asia by covering issues such as: pension and health care arrangements in depopulating high income countries of Japan and Korea; the challenges of pay-out phase in Defined Contribution (DC) arrangements in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore; extension of coverage of social protection schemes in China, India and Indonesia. It also reviews social protection from a much wider perspective and extends coverage of social protection both in terms of the proportion of the population with excess to the social protection scheme, and the types of risks faced by the households and by society as a whole. The book also gives attention to reforming of civil service pensions.

Recenzijas

This collection of essays by the leading authorities in the field is a superb addition to the literature and provides a most reliable guideline to the public policy makers in East Asia and Oceania Region. Yukinobu Kitamura, Professor, Research Centre for Information and Statistics of Social Science, Hitotsubashi University

'The book has been published at the right time, during a period when inequality has been rising in the region. Growing inequality in terms of outcome measures such as income or wealth and opportunities has had a significant impact on vulnerable groups, including older people, women, children, and family. Social protection programs are designed to be inclusive and aim to reduce this inequality. The main strength of this book is its approach of comparing countries with similar levels of development and to link these comparisons with issues and challenges that exist in each country. [ ] I commend the authors for touching on the inclusiveness of the social protection systems in the Asian Pacific region, not only by discussing older people but also the coverage of specific programs that focus on women, children, and families.' Asian-Pacific Economic Literature, Volume 30 Issue 2

List of figures
ix
List of tables
xi
List of contributors
xv
Acknowledgments xvii
1 Selected issues in Strengthening Social Protection in East Asia: an overview
1(18)
Mukul G. Asher
Fukunari Kimura
2 Managing pension and healthcare costs in rapidly aging depopulating countries: the case of Japan
19(18)
Noriyuki Takayama
3 Managing pension and healthcare costs in rapidly aging depopulating countries: the case of Korea
37(36)
Hyungpo Moon
4 Structuring the payout phase in a defined contribution scheme in high income countries: experiences of Australia and New Zealand
73(33)
Hazel Bateman
5 Structuring the payout phase in a defined contribution scheme in high income countries: experiences of Singapore
106(27)
Ngee-Choon Chia
Albert K. Tsui
6 Civil service pension arrangements in India, the Philippines, and Thailand: an assessment
133(31)
Mukul G. Asher
Friska Parulian
7 Strengthening sustainability and extending the pension coverage in China
164(41)
Yuwei Hu
8 Extending the coverage of social protection among informal workers in India
205(16)
Santanu Gupta
9 Extending social protection for informal sector workers in Indonesia
221(28)
Budi Kuncoro
Friska Parulian
Mukul G. Asher
Index 249
Mukul G. Asher is an Indian national, specializing in social security and public financial management issues in Asia. He has published widely in national and international journals and has authored or edited more than 10 books. He is on the editorial advisory boards of several journals, including the International Social Security Review. He has been a consultant to multilateral organizations and has led executive training programs for officials of several countries, including Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Kazakhstan, Brunei, and Tanzania. His interactions with media have been extensive.

Fukunari Kimura has been Chief Economist of Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) since 2008 and Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Keio University, since 2000. He obtained his PhD (in Economics) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1991.
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