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Developing Country w/ relatively young population. Demographic changes. Decrease in fertility rates. Increase in longevity.
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What steps must Mexico take to capitalize on the opportunities of an aging population and to ensure that Mexicans can age with dignity, security and independence?
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Pillar 1 Guaranteed Pension for those who have not saved enough. Indexed minimum wage for low-income workers. Pillar 2 AFOREs Mandatory contributions Pillar 3 Voluntary Savings
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World’s urban population is estimated at 3 billion Expected to rise to 5 billion by 2030 Mexico’s urban population 77% of total population Rural population 25 million – most living in poverty
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Societal Stance ¼ of population live in rural areas. Urban poor are surrounded by services & opportunities. Procampo main cash transfer.
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Individual Stance Decline in Rural – people moving to urban areas. Need to incorporate own finances. Consequences will impact public finances.
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Societal Stance U.S Recession affecting Mexican immigrants. Decrease in immigration Remittances – 2 nd most important source of foreign currency.
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Individual Stance Immigrant workers who continue to send money to their family. Recession has impacted this cash flow. Put small percentage into savings. Similar to Pillar 3 (volunteer saving).
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Societal Summary Three Pillar Pension System. Excludes poorest citizens –Benefit from a plan similar to the United States. Procampo main transfer –Benefits rural women, young women – not older adults
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Individualized Plan’s Summary Encourage people to contribute to Pillar 3. Family obligation. Better education – Better jobs.
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Mexico facing challenges due Less people of the working age to support Hope in the urbanization … but things can change
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