英文摘要 |
In this paper we build a model of endogenous growth in overlapping generations (OLG) with a pay-as-you-go labor insurance system to analyze the impact of employer under-reporting of employees’ income on the labor insurance retirement annuity and the economic growth. We also investigate the effects of government policies on economic growth, the income replacement rate, and the total amount of labor insurance annuity. Research finds that an increase of the labor insurance premium rate has a negative effect on economic growth because it will cause an increasing tendency of employers to under-report employees’ income. In addition, an increase in the labor insurance premium rate may reduce the total amount of labor insurance retirement annuity. In addition, the cost of underreporting wage is similar to cost of tax evasion. The lower cost of underreporting wages can contribute to economic growth and increase the income replacement rate, but it will result in a decrease in the amount of labor insurance retirement annuity. There are two government policies used to punish employers who under-report wages, including detection probability and punishment rate. Both policies have positive effects on labor insurance retirement annuity. Furthermore, the efficiency of punishment rate is better than detection probability. |