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2.2. Мониторинг в Казахстане: Как Вы считаете, следовало ли использовать процедуру референдума для обсуждения и принятия Закона о пенсионном обеспечении? (% по столбцу) (115)
2.3. Мониторинг в Казахстане: Согласны ли Вы г возрастом выхода на пенсию? (% по столбцу) (115)
3.1. Ожидаемая продолжительность жизни (в годах, 1995 г.) (183)
Научное издание
Ерошенков Сергей Георгиевич
ПЕРЕХОД К НАКОПИТЕЛЬНОЙ ПЕНСИОННОЙ РЕФОРМЕ:
Мировой опыт и возможности применения его в России