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The Past, Present, and Future of Private Pensions (PDF)
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[Opinion]
Nov. 11, 2008
6 pages. Excerpt: A look back in time shows that the rise and fall of private pensions has been determined by the interests of management, the power of unions, and pressure from government. While history doesn't necessarily predict the future, it does indicate that changes in one or more of these three areas are necessary to restore retirement security. It seems there are three possible ways for defined benefit pensions to grow again[.]

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