The gender impact of pension reforms: Case studies of the Czech republic, Hungary and Poland

Reforming Public Pensions: Sharing the Experiences of Transition and OECD Countries

Volumn 9789264105812, Issue , 2004, Pages 243-259

  Steinhilber, Silke ^a  

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