01847    a2200181   45000010006000000050017000060080041000230030015000640400040000790800105001192450108002242640096003323000019004285051025004470410008014721000086014808560099015664610120260407155734.0260407a2011    arg                 spa dAR-UNSa-BCEJYS  aAR-UNSa-BCEJYSbspacAR-UNSa-BCEJYS  a304.4xAspectos generales de las políticas y prácticas sociales y culturales (política social)10aPopulation ageing, intergenerational transfers and social protection in Latin America and the Caribbean 1aSantiago de Chile :bCEPAL (Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe)c2011  a129 p.c27 cm.  a1. Introduction / Paulo Saad and Tim Miller – 2. Population ageing, intergenerational transfers,and economic growth : Latin America in a global context /Ronald Lee and Gretchen Donehower – 3. New perspectives from national transfer accounts for national fiscal policy, social programs, and family transfers / Andrew Mason and Ronald Lee – 4. ntergenerational equity in Brazil: social security and public education transfers between generations born from 1923 to 2000/ Tatiana Araujo, Cassio M. Turra and Bernardo L. Queiroz – 5. The significance of inter-age economic transfersin Chile / Jorge Bravo and Mauricio Holz – 6. Intergenerational transfers in Costa Rica / Luis Rosero-Bixby and Paola Zuñiga – 7. The first demographic dividend and social protection systems in Mexico / Iván Mejía Guevara, Félix Vélez Fernández Varela and Juan Enrique García López – 8. Public transfers to children and the elderly in Uruguay (1994-2006) / Marisa Bucheli, Cecilia González and Cecilia Olivieri.  aspa1 aNaciones Unidas. Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL)41uhttps://www.biblioeco.unsa.edu.ar/pmb/images/libros/L127345.jpgyImagen de portadaqimage/jpeg