BELGIUM - The IMF has said that the implementation of the second pension pillar and recent decisions on social security spending had raised pension costs above earlier projections.
In a consultation paper, IMF also acknowledged that following the 1997 reforms there was limited scope for further savings through pension reform, other than phasing out early retirement incentives...
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