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_aBiblioteca CIESS _bspa _cBiblioteca CIESS _dgvzj |
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_a331.252 _bC337 2017 _221 |
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_aCase Studies in Retirement System Reform _cpról. Richard Samans |
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_aSuiza _bWorld Economic Forum _c2017 |
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_a60 p. _bil. _c28 cm. |
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_aWhite Paper _99319 |
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505 | 0 | _a1. Foreword. 2. Introduction. 3. Government Initiatives. A. Canada: Canada Pension Plan enhancement. B. Denmark: Pension approach. C. Japan: Defined contribution reforms. D. Singapore: National annuity provider. E. Singapore: Helping older workers remain in the workforce. F. The Netherlands: Pension system and the current debate. G. United Kingdom: Roll-out of automatic enrolment. H. United Kingdom: Establishing the National Employee Savings Trust. 4. Pension Plan Perspectives. I. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board: Fulfilling an investment mandate without taking undue risk. J. ATP: Rethinking asset allocation. 5. Employer Perspectives. K. Robert Bosch: Occupational pension approach. L. CERN: Occupational pension approach. 6. Acknowledgments. | |
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_aPensiones _vEstudio de casos _9980 |
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_uhttp://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Retirement_Handbook_2017.pdf _zDisponible sólo PDF 1331 |
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