Tackling the pensions issue is not normally high on politicians’ agendas. The accepted view is that it will not win you many votes.
| Alan Wong | ||||||
Indeed it is far more likely to lose them for you. Not for nothing has it been dubbed “the third rail on the track” – the electrified one in the middle. Touch it and you die.
So prevalent is this view that the pensions issue has still to be addressed in many countries worldwide, not least in Europe where three of the world’s leading economies, Germany, France and Italy, have each yet to come up with a serious solution.
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