Which pension model holds the most promise for China: a funded defined contribution scheme, a notional defined contribution scheme or a universal social pension?

Author： Williamson John B.   Shen Ce   Yang Yinan  

Publisher： Policy Press

ISSN： 0962-7898

Source： Benefits, Vol.17, Iss.2, 2009-6, pp. : 101-111

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