Pension Research Council Working Papers

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97-26: Investment and Administrative Constraints on Personal Security Accounts

Robert C. Pozen and John M. Kimpel

97-25: Social Security and Employer Induced Retirement

Robert M. Hutchens

97-24: Means Testing Social Security

David Neumark and Elizabeth Powers

97-23: Stochastic Simulation of the Economic Growth Effects of Social Security Reform Approaches

Martin R. Holmer

97-22: Simulating Benefit Levels Under Alternative Social Security Reform Approaches

Gordon Goodfellow and Sylvester J. Schieber

97-21: Thinking About Social Security's Trust Fund

Kent Smetters

97-20: Social Security Money's Worth

John Geanakoplos, Olivia Mitchell and Stephen Zeldes

97-19: Women as Widows Under a Reformed Social Security System

Karen C. Holden

97-18: Americans' Views of Social Security and Social Security Reform

John Rother and William E. Wright

97-17: An Organized Labor Perspective on Social Security Reform

David S. Blitzstein

97-16: An Actuarial Perspective on How Social Security Reform Could Influence Employer-Sponsored Pensions

Christopher M. Bone

97-15: Employer Responses to Social Security Reform

Janice M. Gregory

97-14: Criteria for Evaluating Social Security Reform

Joseph Quinn

97-13: New Opportunities for the Social Security Reform

Stephen G. Kellison and Marilyn Moon

97-12: Measuring Solvency in the Social Security System

Stephen C. Goss

97-11: The Defined Benefit Approach

Edith Fierst

97-10: Government Guarantees for Old Age Income

George Pennacchi

97-9: New Evidence on the Money's Worth of Individual Annuities

Olivia Mitchell, James Poterba and Mark J. Warshawsky

97-8: Retirement Wealth Accumulation and Decumulation: New Developments and Outstanding Opportunities

Olivia Mitchell and James F. Moore

97-7: Building an Environment for Pension Reform in Developing Countries

Olivia Mitchell

97-6: Building Better Retirement Income Models

Christopher M. Bone and Olivia Mitchell

97-5: Holders of the Public Pension Strings: Governance and Performance of Public Retirement Systems

Michael Useem and Olivia Mitchell

97-4: After Chile, What? Second-Round Social Security Reforms in Latin America

Olivia Mitchell and Flavio Ataliba Barreto

97-3: Pension and Social Security Wealth in the Health and Retirement Study

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

97-2: Women on the Verge of Retirement: Predictors of Retiree Well-being

Phillip Levine, Olivia Mitchell and James F. Moore

97-1: Exporting Chilean Social Security Reform

Olivia Mitchell

96-20: Social Security Reform in Uruguay: An Economic Assessment

Olivia Mitchell

96-19: The Future of the Defined Contribution Revolution

Sylvester J. Schieber, Richard Dunn and David Wray

96-18: Defined Contribution Pensions: New Opportunities, New Risks

Olivia Mitchell and Sylvester J. Schieber

96-17: Are Women Conservative Investors? Gender Differences in Participant Directed Pension Investments

Richard P. Hinz, David D. McCarthy and John A. Turner

96-16: Family Concerns in Dealing with Retirement Planning

Anna M. Rappaport

96-15: The Importance of Variable Annuities in a Defined Contribution Pension System

P. Brett Hammond

96-14: Payout Design Issues in Defined Contribution Plans

Paul H. Wenz

96-13: Trends in Retirement Income Plan Administrative Expenses

Edwin C. Hustead

96-12: Responses of Mutual Fund Investors to Adverse Market Disruptions

John D. Rea and Richard G. Marcis

96-11: Implications of the Shift to Defined Contribution Plans for Retirement Wealth Accumulation

William Gale and Joseph M. Milano

96-10: Disparate Savings Propensities and National Retirement Policy

Richard A. Ippolito

96-9: Emerging Problems of Fiduciary Liability

Brian T. Ortelere

96-8: Factors Affecting Participation Rates and Contribution Levels in 401(k) Plans

Robert L. Clark and Sylvester J. Schieber

96-7: Financial Illiteracy, Education, and Retirement Saving

B. Douglas Bernheim

96-6: Pension Coverage Initiatives: Why Don't Workers Participate?

Richard P. Hinz and John A. Turner

96-5: The Changing Paradigm of 401(k) Plan Servicing

Ronald D. Hurt

96-4: Administrative Costs in Public and Private Retirement Systems

Olivia Mitchell

96-3: Social Security on the Table

Joseph Quinn and Olivia Mitchell

96-2: Work and Family Benefits

Olivia Mitchell

96-1: A Framework for Analyzing Social Security Privatization

Olivia Mitchell and Stephen Zeldes

95-14: Designing Pension systems for Developing Countries

Olivia Mitchell and Gary Fields

95-13: State and Local Pension Plans

Olivia Mitchell and Roderick Carr

95-12: Reforming Social Security?

Edward Gramlich

95-11: Public Pension Plan Efficiency

Olivia Mitchell