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Table 6 Distribution of pensions at 31-12-2010 in a subsample selected from the CSWL using SR sampling.

Table 3 Distribution of pensions at 31/12/2010 in a hypothetical sample extracted from the population using stratified random sampling.

Given that we do not have the entire population, we obtain the distribution of pensions of a hypothetical stratified random sample extracted from the population and estimate the total annual pension expenditure by cohort at (31{mathrm{st}}) December 2010.

First, in questionnaire experiments conducted by Bosmans and Schokkaert (2009), students in Belgium and Germany faced allocation problems in the context of the division of revenues and the distribution of pensions.

We explain the procedure developed for this and the distribution of pensions in a subsample selected from the 2010 CSWL obtained with this procedure that will improve the fit with a high p value without missing as many registers as with the SR contained in the CSWL.

"We are seeing a sea change in the distribution of pension products to consumers in this country," says Henry Tapper, director at First Actuarial.

We have the information on the distribution of pensioners organized by age, gender and type of pension and we know the number of pensions and the mean pension expenditure in each group, so in this section we check whether stratification matters by looking at the total expenditure estimated using a stratified random sample.

In this section we analyse how well the CSWL pension data distribution fits the population distribution of pensioners at December (31{mathrm{st}}) for the years 2005 to 20139 by age, gender, and type of pension.

Overall, the distribution of total pensions is adjusted to the population using Pearson's goodness of fit test using a p value of 1, as in the SR sample and subsample.

The statistics on the total number of pensioners in the INSS statistical report consider only those pensions recorded as currently registered on December (31{mathrm{st}}), so a comparison between the distributions of pensioners (by type of pension, gender and age) in the CSWL as of December (31{mathrm{st}}) and the INSS makes sense, because the moment in time considered is the same.

More positively, the distribution of private pension wealth has become more equal: from 0.77 to 0.73, with a slight improvement (from 0.46 to 0.45) of the distribution of physical wealth as well.