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Title:	Some assumptions in the Green Paper challenged
Other Titles:	Symposium on the Government Green Paper "A National Income-Related Pension Scheme"
Author:	McCarthy, Charles
Keywords:	Irish pensions policy National Income-Related Pension Scheme Social insurance
Issue Date:	1977
Publisher:	Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland
Citation:	McCarthy, C. 'Symposium on the Government Green Paper "A National Income-Related Pension Scheme"' - Some assumptions in the Green Paper challenged'. - Dublin: Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland,Vol. XXIII, Part IV, 1976/1977, pp95-97
Series/Report no.:	Journal of The Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland Vol. XXIII, Part IV, 1976/1977
Abstract:	In the first place I should like most heartily to congratulate the Department of Social Welfare and in particular its research and development branch on an excellent discussion document in the Green Paper. It is concise and informative, and if I am critical in one important respect, I am critical more of a general approach in our society than of the Green Paper itself. Equally I should like to express my appreciation of the expert presentation by Mr. Collins and Mr. Honohan. What the Green Paper omits to discuss — or rather discusses inadequately — is the nature of the obligation which underlies a pension scheme.
Description:	Read before the Society, 16 December 1976
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2262/7881
ISSN:	00814776
Appears in Collections:	Archive JSSISI: 1847- Complete Collection

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