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Joint Report on Pensions
Progress and key challenges in thedelivery of adequate and sustainablepensions in Europe
Joint Report by the Economic Policy Committee (Ageing Working Group), the Social Protection Committee (IndicatorsSub-Group) and the Commission services (DG for Economicand Financial Affairs and DG Employment, Social Affairs andEqual Opportunities)
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