To understand the challenges of the pension reform that is announced, The life of ideas offers a series of interviews with researchers. What diagnosis can we make of the current system ? What issues must face its reform ? On what parameters to work ? What is the role of social partners ? What use of international comparisons ? Thomas Piketty, Bruno Palier, Anne-Marie Guillemard, Louis Chauvel and Pierre Concialdi answer these questions.
Summary of questions:
- Can you establish a general diagnosis of the French pension system ?
- What do you think are the main challenges of pension system reform ?
- On what parameters can the reform bear ?
- What do you think is the role of social partners in the development of a compromise in France on this issue ?
- In these debates what use is made and can we make international comparison ?
Can you establish a general diagnosis of the French pension system ?
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What do you think are the main challenges of pension system reform ?
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On what parameters can the reform bear ?
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What do you think is the role of social partners in the development of a compromise – or not – in France on this question ?
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In these debates what use is made and can we make international comparison ?
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– Thomas Piketty, economist
– Bruno Large, political scientist
– Anne-Marie Guillemard, sociologist.
– Louis Chauvel, sociologist.
– Pierre Concialdi, economist