A note on pensions and firm performance: First evidence from german micro data

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作者：
Claus Schnabel
Joachim Wagner
机构：
[1] Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft,
[2] Universitaet Lüneburg,undefined
来源：
Journal of Labor Research | 2001年 / 22卷
关键词：
Labor Productivity; Firm Performance; Pension Plan; Public Pension; Econometric Study;
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摘要：
Using a large new data set we present results from the first econometric study of the effects of pensions on firm performance in Germany. We find evidence for positive effects on wages, reduction of labor turnover, training, and profits.
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页数：4
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