Private Pension Policies in Industrialized Countries: A Comparative Analysis
John A. Turner, Noriyasu Watanabe
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John A. Turner, Noriyasu Watanabe
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In this comprehensive review of private pension systems in effect world-wide, Turner and Watanabe discuss the fundamental issues facing nations as they adopt and expand private pension systems including: the degree of privatization, tax policy, risk and insurance from risk, pension financing, labor market issues, and the adequacy of retirement income.
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In this comprehensive review of private pension systems in effect world-wide, Turner and Watanabe discuss the fundamental issues facing nations as they adopt and expand private pension systems including: the degree of privatization, tax policy, risk and insurance from risk, pension financing, labor market issues, and the adequacy of retirement income.
Key concepts: Private pension, Pension, Pension insurance, Business, Pension system, Economics, Developed country, Pension fund