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Uzun Ömürlülük Riskinin Sosyal Güvenlik Sistemi Dengesine Etkisi

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58–82
Publication Date
2015-11-16
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For that reason, in this study, through reflecting the change in fertility and death rates which are main components of longevity, the effects of these parameters on the social security system deficits are computed

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Objective & Hypothesis:Since ageing, accepted as a common problem nowadays, adversely affects the sustainability of social security schemes, this study focuses on the demographic dimension of social security in Turkey.
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Key Findings & Data:Turkey has the youngest population in OECD countries.
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Conclusion & Impact:For that reason, in this study, through reflecting the change in fertility and death rates which are main components of longevity, the effects of these parameters on the social security system deficits are computed
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⚙️Variables:Sosyal güvenlik · Uzun ömürlülük riski · Yaşlanma

Abstract

Since ageing, accepted as a common problem nowadays, adversely affects the sustainability of social security schemes, this study focuses on the demographic dimension of social security in Turkey. Turkey has the youngest population in OECD countries. But taking into account the fact Turkey will face the problem of ageing population in the future; it is important to analyze how ageing will impact the social insurance system of Turkey with longer life expectancies. For that reason, in this study, through reflecting the change in fertility and death rates which are main components of longevity, the effects of these parameters on the social security system deficits are computed

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Günümüzde ortak bir sorun haline gelen yaşlı nüfus problemi ülkelerin sosyal güvenlik sistemlerinin sürdürülebilirliğini giderek zorlaştırdığından bu çalışmada sosyal güvenliğin demografik boyutuna önem verilmiştir. Türkiye OECD ülkeleri içerisinde en genç nüfusa sahip ülkedir. Ancak ülkemizin ilerleyen dönemlerde yaşlı nüfus sorunuyla karşılaşacağı dikkate alındığında, yaşam beklentisinde ortaya çıkan bu artışla uzun ömürlülüğün sistemi ne şekilde etkileyeceği önem kazanmaktadır. Bu nedenle bu çalışmada uzun ömürlülüğün bileşenleri olan doğurganlık ve ölüm oranlarındaki değişim yansıtılarak, yıllar itibariyle bu oranların sosyal güvenlik sistemi açıkları üzerindeki etkileri analiz edilmeye çalışılmıştır.

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Güner, Z. (2015). -. Sosyal Güvence, Sayı: 7, 58–82. https://ajindex.com/articles/2070

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