Pensions, Labor, and Individual Choice

David Wise ()

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Date: 1985
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Chapters in this book:

Overview , pp 1-18

David Wise

Pensions and the Labor Market: A Starting Point (The Mouse Can Roar) , pp 19-54

David T. Ellwood

Labor Compensation and the Structure of Private Pension Plans: Evidence for Contractual versus Spot Labor Markets , pp 55-88

Laurence Kotlikoff and David Wise

Unions, Pensions, and Union Pension Funds , pp 89-122

Richard Freeman

Determinants of Pension Benefits , pp 123-158

Paul Taubman

Social Security, Health Status, and Retirement , pp 159-192

Jerry Hausman and David Wise

The Distributional Impact of Social Security , pp 193-222

Michael Hurd and John B. Shoven

The Structure of Uncertainty and the Use of Nontransferable Pensions as a Mobility-Reduction Device , pp 223-252

W Viscusi

Incentive Effects of Pensions , pp 253-282

Edward Lazear

Pensions and the Retirement Decision , pp 283-316

Barry Nalebuff and Richard Zeckhauser

Insurance Aspects of Pensions , pp 317-356

Peter Diamond and James Mirrlees

The Riskiness of Private Pensions , pp 357-378

Jerry Green

The Relationship between Wages and Benefits , pp 379-398

Jeremy I. Bulow and Wayne Landsman

The Federal Civil Service Retirement System: An Analysis of Its Financial Condition and Current Reform Proposals , pp 399-444

Herman B. Leonard

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