Social Security in Latin America

by Carmelo Meso-Lago

Pitt Latin American Series (1978)

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Monograph containing five case studies of the social security systems of Chile, Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, and Mexico - covers in each case the historical evolution of social security, the impact of political partys and interest groups on social security policy (social policy), the organization of the social security system (social administration), and the inequalities in distribution of social security benefits among occupational groups. References and statistical tables.

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Carmelo Mesa-Lago is Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Economics and Latin American Studies at the University of Pittsburgh.

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Social Security in Latin America

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Nonfiction, Sociology
DDC/MDS
368.4Society, government, & cultureSocial problems and social servicesInsuranceGovernment-sponsored insurance, social insurance, social security
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HD7130.5 .M47Social sciencesIndustries. Land use. LaborIndustries. Land use. LaborLabor. Work. Working classSocial insurance. Social security. Pension

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