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Facing old age : a study of old age dependency in the United States and old age pensions

by Abraham Epstein

Chapters (25)

1 CHAPTER 4.—THE COST OF FOLLOWING THE OSTRICH POLICY, 46
2 CHAPTER 5.—INDIVIDUAL CAUSES, 67
3 CHAPTER 7.—SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND MORAL CAUSES, 124
4 CHAPTER 8.—INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS AND INDUSTRIAL PENSIONS, 141
5 CHAPTER 9.—FEDERAL, STATE & MUNICIPAL EMPLOYÉS’ PENSIONS, 162
6 CHAPTER 10.—OLD AGE BENEFITS OF FRATERNAL AND TRADE UNION
7 CHAPTER 11.—THE PURPOSE AND NATURE OF PENSIONS, 213
8 CHAPTER 13.—VOLUNTARY & SUBSIDIZED SYSTEMS OF OLD AGE INSURANCE, 265
9 CHAPTER 14.—COMPULSORY-CONTRIBUTORY OLD AGE INSURANCE, 280
10 CHAPTER 15.—NON-CONTRIBUTORY OR STRAIGHT OLD AGE PENSIONS SYSTEMS, 318
11 CHAPTER I
12 CHAPTER II
13 CHAPTER III
14 CHAPTER IV
15 CHAPTER V
16 CHAPTER VI
17 CHAPTER VII
18 CHAPTER VIII
19 CHAPTER IX
20 CHAPTER X
21 CHAPTER XI
22 CHAPTER XII
23 CHAPTER XIII
24 CHAPTER XIV
25 CHAPTER XV

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CHAPTER 8.—INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS AND INDUSTRIAL PENSIONS, 141

a—INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS, 141 b—INDIVIDUAL PENSIONS, 147 c—RAILROAD PENSIONS, 158

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