Pension Research Council Working Papers

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95-10: Using Pension funding Bonds in Defined Benefit Pension Portfolios

Robert Lang

95-9: Corporate Goverance and Pension Plans

Robert Monks

95-8: Matching Pension Assets and Liabilities

Ronald Ryan

95-7: Funding of Defined Benefit Pension Plans

Mark J. Warshawsky

95-6: Investment of Assets in Self-Directed Retirement Plans."

Gordon Goodfellow and Sylvester J. Schieber

95-5: Risk Aversion and Pension Investment Choices

Jack L. VanDerhei and Vickie Bajtelsmit

95-4: Cash Balance Pension Plans

Anna M Rappaport

95-3: A Fresh Look at Defined Benefit Plans: An Employer Perspective

Marc M. Twinney

95-2: A Labor Perspective

David Hirschl and Steve Hendrickson

95-1: Assessing the Challenges to the Pension System

Olivia Mitchell, Michael Gordon and Marc M. Twinney

94-17: Private Pension Systems in Transition Economies

John A. Turner and Davis M. Rajnes

94-16: The Government's Role in Insuring Pensions

James Pesando

94-15: An International Comparison of the Financing of Occupational Pensions

E Davis

94-14: Mandatory Saving Schemes: Are They an Answer to the Old Age Security Problem?

Estelle James and Dimitri Vittas

94-13: The Taxation of Private Pensions

Andrew Dilnot

94-12: Private Pension Plans in Japan

Noriyasu Watanabe

94-11: Pension Financial Security in Germany

Peter Ahrend

94-10: Occupational Pension Provision in the United Kingdom

Christopher D. Daykin

94-9: Pensions in an Aging World

Zvi Bodie and Olivia Mitchell

94-8: An International Comparison of Social Security Administration Costs

Olivia Mitchell, Annika E. Sunden, Ping-Lung Hsin and Gary Reid

94-7: An Examination of Social Security Administration Costs in the United States

Annika E. Sunden and Olivia Mitchell

94-6: The Political Economy of Public Pensions: Pension Funding, Governance, and Fiscal Stress

Ping-Lung Hsin and Olivia Mitchell

94-5: Workers' Preferences Among Company-Provided Health Insurance Plans

Melissa W. Barringer and Olivia Mitchell

94-4: Public Sector Pension Funding

Olivia Mitchell and Robert S. Smith

94-3: Retirement Systems in Developed and Developing Countries: Institutional Features, Economic Effects, and Lessons for Economies in Transition

Olivia Mitchell

94-2: Retirement Measures in the Health and Retirement Survey

Alan Gustman, Olivia Mitchell and Thomas L. Steinmeier

94-1: Public Pension Governance and Performance

Olivia Mitchell and Ping-Lung Hsin