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The area of pensions is one that is constantly in the news these days. With birth rates falling at the same time that average age is rising in the developed world, the pensions time bomb is ticking louder than ever. This timely new book is an extremely useful contribution to this important issue. Of use to policy-makers as much as to students and academics of finance and public policy, Understanding Pensions should prove to be a popular addition to the literature.
With birth rates falling at the same time that average age is
rising in the developed world, the pensions time bomb is ticking
louder than ever. Understanding how pensions work, their history,
and their future is absolutely essential. This book thoroughly
explains to readers the unique concepts and terminology which
underpin pensions. Focusing firstly on the rationale for pensions
and their evolution, before moving on to an explanation of the
latest controversies regarding pensions. The glossary of pensions
terminology in the final section of the book virtually ensures its
place on many academic bookshelves. This timely volume is an
extremely useful contribution to this important issue. Of use to
policy-makers as much as to students and academics of finance and
public policy, Understanding Pensions should prove to be a popular
addition to the literature.
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This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This
IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced
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occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor
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have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing
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This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the
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marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe
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the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions
that are true to the original work.
This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the
original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as
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For more than fifty years, pensions have been the subject of
academic enquiry and controversy. Debates have raged over, amongst
other things, the need for pensions, the means by which they might
be delivered, their implications for the public finances, their
impact on an individual's employment motivations and their
significance for national and global capital markets. These
debates, and others, have spawned a vast and disparate literature.
Currently, the issue that most often exercises the minds of
academics and policy makers is that of pension reform. It is widely
recognized that decades of social and economic change have rendered
obsolete the pension arrangements in many developed and developing
countries. The question of what now constitutes an appropriate set
of pension arrangements is, however, far from settled. Opinions are
divided over whether existing national pension systems can be
modified to make them fit contemporary needs and circumstances, or
whether they should be jettisoned in favour of something entirely
different. Central to the analysis of many issues in pension
provision is the universal phenomenon of population ageing. Around
the world, falling birth rates and rising life expectancy are
raising the ratio of elderly to working-age people. For several
decades the literature on pensions and population ageing has been
extremely negative. Recently, though, a series of books and papers
have appeared which argue for a more benign, less pessimistic,
interpretation of population ageing. The papers and articles
included in each volume of this new Routledge Major Work have been
selected so as to reflect the multi-dimensional nature of the
subject and the interest it has aroused internationally. With a
full index and an introduction newly written by the editor, this
four-volume collection is a unique and valuable research resource
for both student and scholar alike.
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