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Participation Choice of Pension Insurance for New Format Practitioners: Is the Higher the Contribution Index and Payment Period, the Better? Based on the Perspectives of Fund Sustainability and Pension Substitution Rate

Zeng Yi, Lin Yiyang

New format practitioners belong to the urban employment population, but the characteristics of de-employer work make them lack fixed labor relations. The basic pension insurance for urban ...

First published at: Dec 01, 2023

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2023.06.006

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 25, Issue 06, pp. 73 - 87

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The New Phase of the National Pooling of Pension Insurance: Can the National Pooling Adjustment System Reduce the Fiscal Burden?

Wu Wanzong, Deng Zhiyu, Zeng Yi, et al

At this stage, the basic pension insurance fund for urban employees is facing serious problems of continuous operation, among which the current income of the fund being not enough to cover...

First published at: Dec 01, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2022.06.005

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 24, Issue 06, pp. 64 - 77

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From Central Adjustment System to Unified Collection and Allocation System: Can National Pooling Reduce the Fiscal Burden of Pension Insurance?

Zeng Yi, Yang Yue

With the deepening of population aging, the solvency of pension insurance funds has weakened, and fiscal pressure has increased year by year. Although the central adjustment system for pen...

First published at: Dec 03, 2021

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20210812.401

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 47, Issue 12, pp. 34 - 48

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Decreasing the Premium Rate of Pension Insurance and the Sustainability of Pension Insurance Fund: Can You Have Your Cake and Eat It?

Zeng Yi, Li Xiaolin

At present, the social insurance contribution rate of urban employees in China is as high as 40%. The excessive payment rate will bring heavy burden to enterprises and employees. Report of...

First published at: Aug 01, 2019

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2019.04.008

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 21, Issue 04, pp. 100 - 111

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The Decreasing Space of China’s Basic Pension Insurance for Urban Employees and the Effect on Public Expenditures

Zeng Yi, Liu Lingchen, Gao Jian

The year of 2016 and before, Chinese enterprises needed to pay social insurance premiums at least 30% of the total wages of their employees.Based on the above background, can the contribut...

First published at: Dec 01, 2018

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2018.12.006

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 44, Issue 12, pp. 70 - 84

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The Impact of Universal Two-child Policy on the Solvency of Pooling Fund of Basic Medical Insurance for Urban Employees: Improving or Worsening?

Zeng Yi, Ling Yun, Zhang Xinjie

With the rapid population aging, the payment pressure of China’s social insurance fund is increasing year by year. To relieve population aging and solve relevant problems induced by popul...

First published at: Oct 01, 2017

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2017.05.005

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 19, Issue 05, pp. 52 - 63

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Geographical Location,Environmental Regulation and Enterprise Innovation Transformation

Zeng Yi, Feng Zhanbin, Zhang Xi

The Porter hypothesis that focuses on the effect of environmental regulation on the transformation of enterprise innovation is attracting increasingly more and more attention from governme...

First published at: Sep 03, 2016

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2016.09.008

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 42, Issue 09, pp. 87 - 98