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The Microsoft Excel file contains detailed information about articles which are useful to the study of the principles of finance and their application to pension plans.
Accounting (AC)
Accounting/Actuarial Bias Enables Equity Investment by Defined Benefit
By Jeremy Gold
Actuaries Discuss the Principles of Financial Economics of Pension Accounting
By Jon Exley, Paul Gewirtz, Dimitri Mindlin, and Mark Ruloff
Conceptual Framework–Thoughts
By Paul W. McCrossan
Does an Actuarial Bias Lead to Equity Investment?
By Ethan Kran, Zvi Bodie, and Jeremy Gold
Durational (Select & Ultimate) Discount Rates for FAS 87 & 106 Valuations
By Ron Iverson, et.al.
The Impact of Fair Value Accounting on the “Normal” Rate Curve–A Speculation
By Jeremy Gold
The Impact of Pension Assumptions on Firm Value
By Stephen Brown
Pension Valuation Needs More Disclosure, Not a New Formula
By Eric J. Klieber
The Puzzling State of Low-Integrity Relations between Managers and Capital Markets
By Michael C. Jensen
Statement on “Corporate Pension Fund Accounting”
By George G. Benston, et.al.
Treatment of Pension Plans in a Corporate Valuation
By Lawrence N. Bader
Valuing Companies, Valuing Pension Plans
By Lawrence N. Bader
What are Corporate Pension Liabilities?
By Jeremy I Bulow
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