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Pension funds and capital markets

2006
The importance of whether pension funds have beneficiary effects on capital markets or not, is highlighted as the answer will decide whether they should be implemented or expanded to developing European and former communist countries. In order to test this suggestion, this thesis expands the above-mentioned study to OECD countries.
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Pension Accounting, Inside Debt, and Capital Structure

2022
Cheng-Few Lee, James Juichia Lin
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Pension Fund Capitalism

2022
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Pension Funds and British Capitalism.

The Economic Journal, 1981
Jack Revell, Richard Minns
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Interrelation of GDP and pension capital: Mathematical and econometrical analysis

, 2016
A. Nepp, A. D. Dolgodvorov
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Modeling Optimal Pension Fund Asset Allocation in a Dynamic Capital Market

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2021
Jiapeng Liu, Yingjun Zhu
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Is Supplementary Pension Beneficial to Human Capital Investment? Evidence from China

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade, 2022
Kam C Chan
exaly  

Effect of Pensions on the Capital Market

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
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Pension funds, privatization, and the limits to “Workers Capital”

, 2018
Kevin Skerrett
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The Consequences of Pension Funds for Capital Markets

2003
Abstract Given the size of pension funds, we cannot ignore their consequences for capital markets. Some of these consequences are good, while some are bad. Pension funds have a very important role to play in ensuring that capital markets operate efficiently.
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