Related BLS programs | Related articles
February, 2001, Vol. 124, No. 2
Pension integration and retirement benefits
Keith A. Bender
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Pension integration generally increases benefits modestly for workers with less tenure and decreases benefits
substantially for workers with more tenure;
offset integrated plans have significantly higher replacement rates than excess-rate integrated plans
Read excerpt
Download full
article in PDF (94K)
Related Monthly Labor Review articles
On
the disparity between private and public pensions. —April
1994.
Factors
affecting retirement income. —March
1993.
Evolution
of employer-provided defined benefit pensions.—
Dec.
1991.
New
survey data on pension benefits.—Aug.
1991.
Within Monthly Labor Review Online:
Welcome | Current
Issue | Index | Subscribe
| Archives
Exit Monthly Labor Review Online:
BLS Home | Publications & Research
Papers