Pensions at a Glance 2013 : OECD and G20 Indicators.

Foreword
 Table of contents
 Editorial --
Pensions under stress
 Executive summary
 Chapter 1. Recent pension reforms and their distributional impact
 Introduction
 Recent pension reforms
 Key goals of pension reform
 Overview of pension reforms
 Table 1.1. Overview of pension reform measures in 34 OECD countries, 2009-13
 Coverage
 Adequacy
 Financial sustainability
 Work incentives
 Administrative efficiency
 Diversification and security
 Other reforms
 Distributional impact of pension reforms. Table 1.2. Details of pension reforms enacted or implemented between January 2009 and September 2013Impact of pension reform on replacement rates
 Countries with only one major reform in the last 20 years
 Figure 1.1. The uniform impact of pension reform on replacement rates in Austria and Japan, 2009-13
 Figure 1.2. Reform offers lower earners relatively better protection
 Figure 1.3. Pension reform in Sweden spares highest earners\' replacement rates
 Countries with several reforms in the last 20 years
 Figure 1.4. Replacement rates after interim reforms
 Impact on pension wealth. Figure 1.5. Austria case studyWhat if pension ages had not increased?
 Figure 1.6. Comparison of gross replacement rate and gross pension wealth
 Figure 1.7. Comparison of gross replacement rates and gross pension wealth with unchanged retirement age, 1990-2013
 Conclusions and policy implications
 Work longer, save more
 Poor currently protected but everyone will get less in future
 More workers need to be covered in emerging economies
 Pension promise will decrease
 Early retirement access is being tightened
 Table 1.3. Recent and post-reform pension reforms
 Pension adequacy issues remain. NotesReferences
 Chapter 2. The role of housing, financial wealth and public services for adequate living standards in old age
 Introduction
 Adequacy
 What constitutes adequacy?
 Monetary and non-monetary dimensions of adequacy
 Measuring adequacy of living standards
 Cash and non-cash income
 Box 2.1. Absolute measures of poverty
 Pension replacement rates
 Figure 2.1. Theoretical net replacement rates at different earnings levels for full-career workers entering the labour market in 2012, OECD
 Recipiency and take-up of minimum and target benefits. Figure 2.2. Recipiency of targeted and minimum pensions among people aged 65 and over, 2012Living standards in retirement: Incomes and poverty in old age
 Snapshot of elderly incomes in the OECD
 Figure 2.3. Relative incomes of the over-65s, late 2000s
 Sources of elderly incomes
 Figure 2.4. Sources of incomes of the over-65s, late 2000s
 Figure 2.5. Sources of income of the over-65s by income decile, late 2000s
 Figure 2.6. Trends in elderly incomes from the mid-1990s to late 2000s
 Old-age poverty rates
 Figure 2.7. Changes in poverty rates by age, 2007-10.