Abstract
Spanish Abstract: En este trabajo se examina si los datos sobre pensiones incluidos en la Muestra Continua de Vidas Laborales (MCVL) son validos para realizar cierto tipo de proyecciones sobre la sostenibilidad del sistema publico de pensiones. Se analiza al conjunto de datos de prestaciones de la muestra teniendo en cuenta los datos agrupados por tipo de pension, grupos de edad y genero, asi como por cuantia. Despues de realizar las pruebas estadisticas apropiadas sobre el ajuste de la muestra a la poblacion, se concluye que la MCVL, en su conjunto, no refleja la distribucion seguida por la poblacion respecto a alguno de los tipos de prestaciones, por edad y genero. Este resultado advierte de los efectos en las proyecciones sobre de sistema de pensiones publicas que pudiera tener la seleccion de una sub-muestra de la MCVL que no sea representativa de la poblacion. English Abstract: This article examines if the data on pensions included in the Continuous Sample of Working Lives (CSWL) are valid for certain types of projections on the sustainability of the public pension system. The CSWL is analyzed considering the data grouped by type and amount of benefit, age cohorts and gender. After performing the appropriate statistical tests on the adjustment of the sample to the population, it is concluded that the CSWL, as a whole, is not a true reflection of the distribution followed by the population in each year, by type of pension, age, sex, and amount. This result warns us about the possible adverse effects on the projections made about the Spanish public pension system.
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