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G. A. (Sandy) Mackenzie, The decline of the traditional pension: A comparative study of threats to retirement security , Cambridge University Press, 2010, 279pp. (hardback), £55.00 (US$85.00). ISBN: 9780521518475

From a scheme member perspective these three risks are why the author is such a fan of defined benefit schemes and less so of defined contribution schemes. The book then moves on to the economics behind the traditional defined benefit scheme both from the employer and employee perspective, utilising plenty of formulae, with a useful appendix going through the mathematics involved which should appeal to the actuarial reader.