From tests I did, it can conclude that pensions work the same as unemployment subsidies, but for all POPs.
Thus they are calculated like this
Pensions (£) = 2 * Pensions (%) * Administrative Efficiency * Social Spending * Life Needs Costs (unadjusted) * (100% - Effective Tax) * POPs / 200000
But what does the reform income in the POP files do then?
Thus they are calculated like this
Pensions (£) = 2 * Pensions (%) * Administrative Efficiency * Social Spending * Life Needs Costs (unadjusted) * (100% - Effective Tax) * POPs / 200000
But what does the reform income in the POP files do then?