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Reform and reformation in France, 1517-36Hempsall, D. S. January 1972 (has links)
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Private pensions in the UK : coverage, contributions and consequencesKirby, Nicholas Richard January 2001 (has links)
Private pensions play a greater role in the UK than in other European countries, and recent reforms proposed by the Labour government envisage an even greater role for them in the future. Although low earners are still to have their retirement income provided for through the state, middle and higher earners are to provide the bulk of their retirement income through private pensions. This framework assumes that people are well-informed rational consumers who will choose to re-allocate their consumption over time, yet there has been little research effort to analyse current patterns of private pension accumulation in the UK. This thesis aims to bridge this gap by using the Family Resources Survey 1994-95 to analyse this voluntary behaviour. This is done with reference to five themes: coverage, adequacy, compulsion, rationality, and asset accumulation. The major part of the thesis uses both cross-tabulations and more sophisticated regression-based tools to analyse the constituent parts of pension accumulation. Private pension coverage is analysed for both occupational and personal pensions. The proportion making additional contributions and the amounts paid are also examined. The thesis also covers the employee contributions paid as a result of scheme membership. Pensions are not the sole means by which a stream of income can be built up and so the level of financial assets held is examined. In all cases the differences between various groups within the population are highlighted. The last part of the thesis draws together the disparate elements of pension accumulation to see what this behaviour might produce in terms of outcomes, using a simple stylised model. It also evaluates the research itself and possible future directions. Finally, the implications of the pension behaviour highlighted in this thesis for current government policy are considered.
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Radical protagonists : A study of radical periodicals in the 1790sFraser, M. A. January 1986 (has links)
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Women's political specificity : Feminist and anti-sexist mobilization on the liberalization of abortion in France 1965-1975Batiot, A. January 1985 (has links)
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Chartism in North StaffordshireFyson, Robert Charles Madocks January 1998 (has links)
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Zimbabwe's land reform experienceMoyo, Samson January 1994 (has links)
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Going global? : the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the extra European challengeMedcalf, Jennifer January 2002 (has links)
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Cultivating boundaries : market liberalisation and livelihood strategies among farming households in the Venezuelan AndesArias, ElieÌzer G. January 2002 (has links)
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A study of four international donor agencies : their role and influence in decision-making and health policy in Ghana from 1983-1995Khalil, Doris Deedei January 2000 (has links)
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The Peruvian educational reform of 1972 and its implementation in AyacuchoNunn, A. M. January 1987 (has links)
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