2022: AVS 21 and the real conditions of retirement
Reference age, flexible pension claims and financing answer different social questions.
ReadEnergy shocks, health premiums, pension decisions and banking risks brought the distribution of costs to the fore. These studies connect decisions with disposable incomes, public service resources and investment.
Reference age, flexible pension claims and financing answer different social questions.
ReadReserves, grids and financial support addressed distinct risks during the energy crisis.
ReadThe announcement of 2023 premiums concerns disposable income as well as price changes.
ReadThe rescue requires a clear distinction between lending, guarantees, losses and decision-making power.
ReadThe June 2023 law links climate objectives with heating replacement and industrial innovation.
ReadThe international threshold does not determine cantonal shares or the social use of receipts.
ReadApproving the benefit does not alone settle payment, calculation or the distribution of funding.
ReadThe 9 June vote connects generation, winter supply, networks and consumption.
ReadThe two initiatives of 9 June addressed different problems despite their shared reference to premiums.
ReadInsured salary, contributions and remaining career years determined the package’s effects.
ReadA smaller allocation does not show whether costs disappear, change payer or return later.
ReadTwo reference-rate reductions reveal the path from property financing to rent.
ReadProgress in 2024 and the pace required by 2035 are different findings.
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