英文摘要 |
Pension systems are primary economic security system for the elderly and the most crucial system of all social security systems around the world. For OECD member countries, pension indicators have been established to assess pension system and regularly announced to offer an overview of the pension system in each OECD member country. Taiwan establishes the first social insurance system in 1950. Since then, it has introduced social insurance system for labor workers, public servants and teachers, military, and farmers. After the national pension system, which was implement in October 2008 and, the labor pension system implemented in January 2009. Taiwan’s elderly economic security systems are now fully complete. Both workers and non-workers are protected by such systems. It would be important to find out that “what is Taiwan’s pension system picture when assessed using international pension indicators?”, “what are the similar trends between Taiwan’s pension system and that of OECD member countries?” and “what are the indicators of pension system outcome?”. Therefore, this study compared and analyzed Taiwan’s pension system with that of OECD member countries using OECD pension indicators, with the Document Analysis Method, the Specialist Conference Method,and the Comparative Analysis Method. After detailed discussion on major findings, this paper also provides several suggestions for future pension reform. |