Pension Research Council Working Papers

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2000-6: Implications of Changing Retirement Patterns and Policies in Higher Education

Robert L. Clark and P. Brett Hammond

2000-5: A Benefit of One's Own: Older Women's Retirement Entitlements Under Social Security

Phillip Levine, Olivia Mitchell and John W. Phillips

2000-4: A Framework for Analyzing and Managing Retirement Risks

Olivia Mitchell and Zvi Bodie

2000-3: Holders of the Purse Strings: Governance and Performance of Public Retirement Systems

Michael Useem and Olivia Mitchell

2000-2: Developments in Retirement Provision: Global Trends and Lessons from Australia and the US

Olivia Mitchell and John Piggott

2000-1: New Trends in Pension Benefit and Retirement Provisions

Olivia Mitchell

99-23: Florida's Public Pension Reform Debate: A Discussion of the Issues and Estimates of the Option Costs

Kenneth Trager, James Francis and Kevin SigRist

99-22: Opting Out: The Galveston Plan and Social Security

Theresa M. Wilson

99-21: A Benefit of One's Own: Older Women's Retirement Entitlements Under Social Security

Phillip Levine, Olivia Mitchell and John W. Phillips

99-20: Managing Pensions in the 21st Century: Design Innovations, Market Impact, and Regulatory Issues for Japan

Olivia Mitchell

99-19: Worklife Determinants of Retirement Income Differentials Between Men and Women

Phillip Levine, Olivia Mitchell and John W. Phillips

99-18: Public Pension Design and Responses to a Changing Workforce

Cathie Eitelberg

99-17: Public Pensions in Washington, DC

Edwin C. Hustead

99-16: The New Jersey Pension System

Thomas Bryan

99-15: Pension Governance in the Pennsylvania State Employees' Retirement System

John Brosius

99-14: Going Private in the Public Sector: The Transition From Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution Pension Plans

Douglas Fore

99-13: Determining the Cost of Public Pension Plans

Edwin C. Hustead

99-12: Regulation and Taxation of Public Plans: A History of Increasing Federal Influence

Roderick B. Crane

99-11: Governance and Investments of Public Pensions

Michael Useem and David Hess

99-10: The Life and Times of a Public-Sector Pension Plan Before Social Security: The US Navy Pension Plan in the Nineteenth Century

Robert L. Clark, Lee Craig and Jack W. Wilson

99-9: Investment Practices of State and Local Pension Funds: Implications for Social Security Reform

Alicia Munnell and Annika Sunden

99-8: Asset-Liability Management in the Public Sector

Michael W. Peskin

99-7: Canadian Public Sector Employee Pension Plans

Silvana Pozzebon

99-6: Federal Civilian and Military Retirement Systems

Edwin C. Hustead and Toni Hustead

99-5: State Employee Pension Plans

Karen I. Steffen

99-4: Developments in State and Local Pension Plans

Olivia Mitchell, David McCarthy, Stanley C. Wisniewski and Paul Zorn

99-3: Taxing Retirement Income: Nonqualified Annuities and Distributions from Qualified Accounts

Jeffrey Brown, Olivia Mitchell, James Poterba and Mark J. Warshawsky

99-2: The Role of Real Annuities and Indexed Bonds In An Individual Accounts Retirement Program

Jeffrey Brown, Olivia Mitchell and James Poterba

99-1: Evaluating Administrative Costs in Mexico's AFORES Pension System

Olivia Mitchell

98-20: Evaluating Pension Entitlements

Alan Gustman, Olivia Mitchell, Andrew Samwick and Thomas L. Steinmeier

98-19: Construction of the Earnings and Benefits File (EBF) for Use with the Health and Retirement Survey

Olivia Mitchell, Jan Olson and Thomas Steinmeier

98-18: Retirement Expectations and Realizations: The Role of Health Shocks and Economic Factors

Debra Dwyer and Jianting Hu

98-17: Early Retirement Windows

Charles Brown

98-16: Planning for Health Care Needs in Retirement

Anna Rappaport

98-15: Minorities Face Retirement: Worklife Disparities Repeated?

Marjorie Honig

98-14: Prospects for Widow Poverty

David Weir and Robert Willis

98-13: Explaining Retirement Saving Shortfalls

Olivia Mitchell, James Moore and John Phillips

98-12: Making the most of 401(k) Plans: Who's Choosing What and Why?

Robert L. Clark, Gordon Goodfellow, Sylvester Schieber and Drew Warwick

98-11: How Prepared Are Americans for Retirement?

Mark J. Warshawsky and John Ameriks

98-10: New Paths to Retirement

Joseph Quinn

98-9: Social Security Money's Worth

John Geanakoplos, Olivia Mitchell and Stephen Zeldes

98-8: New Developments in the Economic Analysis of Retirement

Robin L. Lumsdaine and Olivia Mitchell

98-7: Health Problems as Determinants of Retirement: Are Self-Rated Measures Endogenous?

Debra Dwyer and Olivia Mitchell

98-6: Would a Privatized Social Security System Really Pay a Higher Rate of Return?

John Geanakoplos, Olivia Mitchell and Stephen Zeldes

98-5: International Models for Pension Reform

Olivia Mitchell

98-4: Developments in Pensions

Olivia Mitchell

98-3: Insulating Old-Age Systems from Political Risk

Olivia Mitchell

98-2: Mortality Change and Forecasting: How Much and How Little Do We Know?

Shripad Tuljapurkar and Carl Boe

98-1: Projected Retirement Wealth and Saving Adequacy

James F. Moore and Olivia Mitchell

97-27: Taxing Issues for Social Security

Joyce Manchester