Keyword: minimum retirement age

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France’s Retirement Age

This European survey examines (a) Preserving the financial viability of France's state pension system is better achieved by raising the effective retirement age than by raising contributions while working; (b) Preserving the financial viability of France's state pension system is better achieved by raising the effective retirement age than by reducing benefits once retired
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French Labor Policies

This week’s IGM Economic Experts Panel poll statements: A) Reducing the minimum retirement age in France from 62 back to age 60, permanently, would reduce long-term French economic growth and substantially raise French debt relative to GDP over time. B) France’s overall employment is higher today because of the 35 hour work week than it would be without a limit on weekly hours.