CHILE - Government fiscal surpluses should be invested in a pension fund that would help recapitalise the central bank and cover state pension liabilities, an International Monetary Fund staff report outlined.
A draft bill on pension reform, sent to congress by the government, called for fiscal surpluses to be plunged into a Pension Reserve Fund. It also suggested any remaining surpluses be placed in a...
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