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100 Years Of State Pension Learning From The Past Salter Tony Faculty Of Actuaries In Scotland Institute Of Actuaries Great Britain

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100 Years Of State Pension Learning From The Past Salter Tony Faculty Of Actuaries In Scotland Institute Of Actuaries Great Britain
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Publisher: [Oxford?] : Faculty of Actuaries : Institute of Actuaries
File Extension: PDF
File size: 17.05 MB
Author: Salter, Tony; Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland; Institute of Actuaries (Great Britain)
Language: English
Year: 2009

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100 Years Of State Pension Learning From The Past Salter Tony Faculty Of Actuaries In Scotland Institute Of Actuaries Great Britain by Salter, Tony; Faculty Of Actuaries In Scotland; Institute Of Actuaries (great Britain) instant download after payment.

vi, 266 p. : 21 cm, \"100 years of state pension provides a timely and informative history of pensions policy to mark the anniversary of the first payment of the state pension following the Old Age Pensions Act 1908. The book describes in clear terms the financial, demographic and social problems which politicians, government and private financial providers have grappled with and continue to do so. It is aimed at all people interested in pensions, public policy, social sciences and history. The authors combine different backgrounds - in pensions, social policy and actuarial practice - to provide an illuminating perspective on the subtle compromises reached by government in response to campaigns for social reform and pressure from MPs, employers, trade unions, lobby groups and the wider public\"--Book jacket, Includes bibliographical references (p. 227-252) and index

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