This book studies developments in employer-provided pensions in ten industrial countries to explain the diminished importance of the traditional pension.
This book studies developments in employer-provided pensions in ten industrial countries to explain the diminished importance of the traditional pension.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George A. (Sandy) Mackenzie is Strategic Policy Advisor in the Public Policy Institute of AARP in Washington, DC. A Rhodes Scholar, he spent 28 years with the International Monetary Fund (1978-2006) following a year of teaching and three years with the Canadian Department of Finance. Prior to joining the AARP Public Policy Institute, he was a lecturer at the University of California Washington Center. In addition to his book Annuity Markets and Pension Reform (Cambridge, 2006), Mr Mackenzie has published articles in the IMF Staff Papers, Public Finance/Finances Publiques, Finanzarchiv, the IMF Occasional Papers series, and Public Budgeting and Finance, and studies with the Public Policy Institute of California and AARP PPI.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I: 1. The development of employer-provided pensions 2. The economics of occupational/employer-provided pension plans 3. Issues in funding and investing 4. Regulatory issues 5. Public sector employer-provided pensions and recent innovations in the first tier Part II: 6. The causes of decline 7. Policies to address the decline of the traditional pension 8. Summary and conclusions Appendix 1. Ten country profiles Appendix 2. Mathematical treatments and derivations.
Introduction Part I: 1. The development of employer-provided pensions 2. The economics of occupational/employer-provided pension plans 3. Issues in funding and investing 4. Regulatory issues 5. Public sector employer-provided pensions and recent innovations in the first tier Part II: 6. The causes of decline 7. Policies to address the decline of the traditional pension 8. Summary and conclusions Appendix 1. Ten country profiles Appendix 2. Mathematical treatments and derivations.
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