Table 5.
Nine retirement schemes | A | B_e | B_l | C_e | C_l | D1_e | D1_l | D2_e | D2_l |
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Female | |||||||||
2010–2030 | 0 | 160,163 | 16,863 | 300,235 | 30,088 | 471,251 | 46,951 | 514,174 | 50,115 |
2010–2040 | 0 | 457,444 | 167,862 | 812,006 | 287,721 | 1,289,887 | 449,467 | 1,360,652 | 475,699 |
2010–2050 | 0 | 847,168 | 473,814 | 1,481,623 | 811,784 | 2,376,472 | 1,330,149 | 2,447,237 | 1,371,064 |
Average annual gain from 2010 to 2050 | 0 | 24,205 | 13,538 | 42,332 | 23,194 | 67,899 | 38,004 | 69,921 | 39,173 |
Male | |||||||||
2010–2030 | 0 | 141,952 | 19,720 | 141,952 | 19,720 | 141,952 | 19,720 | 0 | 0 |
2010–2040 | 0 | 453,693 | 174,632 | 453,693 | 174,632 | 453,693 | 174,632 | 191,244 | 0 |
2010–2050 | 0 | 848,556 | 496,606 | 848,556 | 496,606 | 848,556 | 496,606 | 586,108 | 212,639 |
Average annual gain from 2010 to 2050 | 0 | 24,244 | 14,189 | 24,244 | 14,189 | 24,244 | 14,189 | 16,746 | 6,075 |
Total | |||||||||
Average annual gain | 0 | 48,449 | 27,726 | 66,577 | 37,383 | 92,144 | 52,193 | 86,667 | 45,249 |
The nine retirement schemes are A (the current retirement ages remain unchanged), B_e (everyone will prolong retirement by 5 years from 2015 to 2040), B_l (everyone will prolong retirement by 5 years from 2025 to 2050), C_e (females will retire at 60 and male at 65 from 2015 to 2040), C_l (females will retire at 60 and male at 65 from 2025 to 2050), D1_e (everyone will retire at 65 from 2015 to 2040), D1_l (everyone will retire at 65 from 2025 to 2050), D2_e (everyone will retire at 65 from 2015 to 2040 with females adjusted first), D2_l (everyone will retire at 65 from 2025 to 2050 with females adjusted first)