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Income profile of AFORE affiliates who contribute regularly Tapen Sinha Director, International Center for Pension Research, ITAM, Mexico ING Chair Professor, ITAM, Mexico Professor, School of Business, University of Nottingham, UK

How did income increase during among affiliates? Main question Why is it important? To know how much affiliates would have in their AFOREs during their lifetimes To have an idea of how income changes in a life cycle context in Mexico in the formal sector To disentangle the gender gap in income

Income Consumption income consumption borrow?working liferetiredeath

“Typical” income consumption profile

Age consumption income profile in the US matches the typical one......

....but the Japanese data does not match the typical...

Data For men and women separate samples For each quintile, 1000 persons for each age group 20 or below, 21-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-40, 41-45, 46-50, 51-55, 56-60, 61 and above Total ten categories Thus, (in theory) we have 50,000 observations for men and women – we have less numbers Each person has a salary figure for August 1997 to February 2005 every two months (46 obs)

Simple analysis We can collapse all the observations by examining the average salary over (almost) eight years and examine how average salary changes with all the persons put together taking into account sex of the person and the age of the person This will be similar to the analysis of the US and Japan (we saw in the OECD Report in the previous slides)

Estimating for the entire sample Estimation Equation: Log(SalProm) = c 0 +c 1.sexo +c 2 edad +c 3 edad 2 LOG(SalProm) = *SEXO *EDAD *EDAD*EDAD Highly significant coefficients

Separate estimates Males SalProm = *EDAD *EDAD*EDAD Females SalProm = *EDAD *EDAD*EDAD

When does the income starts to decline From separate estimates: Male Female From combined estimate: Highest income at 48.23

Analyzing data controlling for cohorts and gender Now examine the data, controlling for "starting income" (which is a proxy for cohort) and follow them for eight years How should it look like? Logically, it should depend on the economic performance (more about that at the end) It should also depend on cohort For young higher growth than old

Males in Quintile 1 Each point is average

Males in Quintile 2

Males in Quintile 3

Males in Quintile 4

Males in Quintile 5

Time Wage Young Old Observations from data….that leads to…

Time Wage rate Stylized Fact Men in 20s Men in 30s Men in 40s Men in 50s

20s30s40s50s60s Wage …the following lifetime wage profile

We ignore this segment Too few data points