Table of Contents

Preface.- Introduction.- Section 1 - Demographic Changes and Transfer Systems, between Equity and Sustainability.- Introduction to section 1.- 1. Gustavo DE SANTIS: The Demographic Phases and the Almost Ideal Pension System (AIPS).- 2. Fernando GIL-ALONSO: Ageing and Policies: Pension Systems Under Pressure.- 3. Luc GODBOUT, Suzie ST-CERNY, Pier-André BOUCHARD ST-AMANT and Pierre FORTIN: Quebec's Public Finances between Demographic Changes and Fiscal Sustainability.- SECTION 2 - Economic Security in Old Age.- Introduction to section 2.- 4. Jacques LEGARE and Amélie COSSETTE: Comparing the economic well-being of baby-boomers and their parents in Quebec and Ontario.- 5. Jinkook LEE and Drystan PHILLIPS: Income and Poverty among Older Koreans: Relative Contributions of and Relationship between Public and Family Transfers.- 6. Taizo MOTONISHI: Heterogeneous Elderly Parents and Intergenerational Transfersin Japan.- SECTION 3 - Time is on Whose Side? Mutual Support and Exchanges Between Generations.- Introduction to section 3.- 7. Janice A. KEEFE, Jacques LEGARE, Patrick CHARBONNEAU and Yann DÉCARIE: Intergenerational Support to Older Canadians by Their Adult Children: Implications for the Future.- 8. Valeria BORDONE: Social Norms and Intergenerational Relationships.- 9. Maria Letizia TANTURRI: How Much Does a Child Cost Its Parents in Terms of Time in an Aged Society? An Estimate for Italy with Time-Use Survey Data.