Although this assumption, we observe 835 individuals who start perceiving a contributory pension and do not satisfy the minimum period of contributions.
Regarding to the minimum period of contributions, entitlement to an old age pension requires at least 15 years of contributions, two of them within the 15 years immediately previous to the time of becoming eligible to the benefit.
Finally, retirement at 64 years, certifying the minimum period of contributions, is possible if the firm hires another worker for a minimum period of 1 year to replace the retiree.
Early retirement at age 60 is permitted (if the minimum period of contributions is satisfied), according to the rules of a transient law, for those who contributed to labour mutual funds that preceded the establishment of the social security system.
We chose not to restrict the analysis to people who satisfy the minimum period of contributions at the age of 60, for example, although we control for the satisfaction of this requirement through dummy variables.
The period of contributions is extended to the last 25 years (instead of 15 years) and the statutory retirement age is raised from 65 to 67 by 2027 (although workers who have contributed for at least 38.5 years will be entitled to a full pension at age 65).
In particular, we have included two variables as proxies for the degree of job turn-over: the number of different periods of contribution, (that includes both labour and unemployment periods), and their average length in years.
We consider this disparity to primarily result from different degrees of identification of clinically silent patients, whose identification depends on a period of data contribution that is long enough to include a prior gout event.
Some minimum period or amount of contribution is generally required before there is entitlement to benefit.
However, when considering debris that passes through the GPGP over a longer period of time, the contribution of high windage debris may be more substantial.
