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| Abstract: | Both the United Kingdom and United States are traditional bastions of private defined benefit pension plans. However, the recent market crash has accelerated the decline of this important social and economic institution, compounding a pre-existing phenomenon that has seen defined benefit schemes practically eliminated as an option for new workers entering the private sector.
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| Brief Excerpt: | US/UK: Corporate pensionsUS/UK: Market crash accelerates DB pensions decline The outlook for defined benefit pensions in the private sector. Both the United Kingdom and United States are traditional bastions of private defined...
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| Source: | Oxford Analytica
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| Country / Region: | International, United Kingdom, United States
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| Topic: | economy, corporate, finance, government, pensions, policy, reform
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| Table of Contents: | | | | GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : International, United Kingdom, United States | | | | TOPICS : economy, corporate, finance, government, pensions, policy, reform | | | | SIGNIFICANCE : Both the United Kingdom and United States are traditional bastions of private defined benefit pension plans. However, the recent market crash has accelerated the decline of this important social and economic institution, compounding a pre-existing phenomenon that has seen defined benefit schemes practically eliminated as an option for new workers entering the private secto |
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