By John A. Turner, David M. Rajnes & Gerard Hughes
Although war has had substantial effects, both positive and negative, on pension systems, the topic has received relatively little attention.
War has played a role in the development of pension systems in many countries.
Yet, no previous analysis has examined the full range of its effects.
Source: Actuaries.org
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