The financial market crisis has prompted policymakers to devote substantial attention to ways in which capital market risks shape pension performance, but few analysts have asked how shocks to human capital shape retirement wellbeing. Yet human capital risks due to fluctuations in labor earnings, employment volatility, and survival, can have a profound influence on pension accumulations and payouts. This paper reviews existing studies and offers a framework to think about how human capital risk can influence pension outcomes. We conclude with thoughts on how future analysts can better assess sensitivity of pension plan outcomes to a labor income uncertainty
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This paper examines how pension plans affect employee behavior and firm performance. Theoretically, ...
Economic capital, the 0.5th percentile result of a stochastic projection, is the primary risk measur...
Mandatory pension systems play a major role in individual savings and labor supply decisions. In par...
This paper examines how labor income volatility and social security benefits influence life-cycle ho...
Many financial advisors and much of the academic literature often argue that young people should pla...
This paper presents a general equilibrium analysis on the interactions between pension plan funding,...
Mandatory pension systems can have a negative impact on individual savings and labor supply decision...
Pensions are inherently risky because they are long-term contracts, which complicates financial plan...
Years of high inflation, good investment returns and profits during the 1970s and 1980s created the ...
This article examines the impact of labour, financial and demographic risks on retirement income fro...
Pension Risk and Corporate Investment: This paper studies the relation of systematic pension risk ...
The literature on the effect of labor income on portfolio choice overlooks that workers face a risk...
Unemployment rates in developed countries have recently reached levels not seen in a generation, and...
While the effect of social security systems on retirement decisions has received much attention, th...
Two issues may have a tremendous impact on the adequacy of retirement income for today's workers: th...
This paper examines how pension plans affect employee behavior and firm performance. Theoretically, ...
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