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基本説明
The only comprehensive review available of the latest research, policy-related tools, analytical methods and techniques, and major theoretical frameworks and principles of pension and retirement income. It examines implications for current and future provision of pension and retirement income of demographic ageing, the changing financial circumstances of nation states, and globalization.
Full Description
The Oxford Handbook of Pensions and Retirement Income is the only comprehensive review available of the latest research, policy-related tools, analytical methods and techniques, and major theoretical frameworks and principles of pension and retirement income. Featuring over forty contributions from leading academic and professional experts, the handbook draws on research from a range of academic disciplines to reflect on the implications for current and future provision of pension and retirement income of demographic ageing, the changing financial circumstances of nation states, and globalization. An indispensable desk reference for researchers and practitioners in the area, it is also essential for policymakers and those with broad interests which include this very important area.
Contributors:
William C. Apgar, Camila Arza, Anthony Asher, Vickie L. Bajtelsmit, Armando Barrientos, Rob Bauer, Gary Burtless, John Y. Campbell, Gordon L. Clark, Adam Creighton, E Philip Davis, Johan J. De Deken, Zhu Xiao Di, Richard Disney, Bernhard Ebbinghaus, Robin Ellison, Ewald Engelen, Gosta Esping-Andersen, Teresa Ghilarducci, Tryggvi Thor Herbertsson, Roy P.M.M. Hoevenaars, Tony Hope, Yu-Wei Hu, Paul Johnson, André Laboul, Florence Legros, David McCarthy, Warren McGillivray, Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Marilyn Moon, Alicia H. Munnell, John Myles, David Neumark, Naohiro Ogawa, J. Michael Orszag, Hanam S. Phang, John Piggott, Eduard Ponds, James Poterba, Neha Sand, Steven Sass, Julian Savulescu, Tom B.M. Steenkamp, Annika Sundén, Noriyuki Takayama, Patricia Thane, Ian Tonks, Bart van Riel, Steven F. Venti, Luis M. Viceira, Noel Whiteside, Geoffrey Whittington, David A. Wise, and Juan Yermo.
Contents
INTRODUCTION; I RETIREMENT IN CONTEXT; CREATING MODERN RETIREMENT; THE ECONOMIC CONTEXT; II PUBLIC RETIREMENT PLANS; STATE OLD-AGE PENSION PROGRAMS; ENTITLEMENTS AND PENSIONS; III EMPLOYMENT-SPONSORED RETIREMENT PLANS; STRUCTURE OF EMPLOYER-SPONSORED PENSIONS; PENSION PLAN INVESTMENTS; PENSION PLAN GOVERNANCE; IV INDIVIDUAL AND HOUSEHOLD RETIREMENT PROVISION; INDIVIDUAL PNESIONS, INSURANCE, AND SAVING; INDIVIDUAL AND HOUSEHOLD RETIREMENT PLANNING; V LOOKING AHEAD; PROSPECTIVE MODELS; CHALLENGES; EMERGING ECONOMIES; CODA
