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David Lenze
- score 5.0
Karl A. Muller
- score 2.6
Arnold F. Shapiro
- score 1.3
Frederick Hood
- score 1.1
David A. Cather
- score 0.9
Samuel Burton Bonsall
- score 0.8
Lisa L. Posey
- score 0.6
Nan Zhu
- score 0.5
Papers
Pension plan accounting estimates and the freezing of defined benefit pension plans
(2010)
- cites 121
Asymmetric treatment of reported pension expense and income amounts in CEO cash compensation calculations
(2006)
- cites 98
State Pension Accounting Estimates and Strong Public Unions
(2018)
- cites 21
Modeling the Risk in Mortality Projections
(2022)
- cites 9
Contributions to the Evolution of Pension Cost Analysis
(1985)
- cites 8
State and Local Government Defined Benefit Pension Plans: Estimates of Liabilities and Employer Normal Costs by State, 2000-2011
(2013)
- cites 6
The Relevance of Expected Persistency Rates When Projecting Pension Costs
(1977)
- cites 6
Accrual Measures of Pension-Related Compensation and Wealth of State and Local Government Workers
(2013)
- cites 6
Excess pension asset reversions and corporate acquisition activity
(1991)
- cites 4
Adding Actuarial Estimates of Defined-Benefit Pension Plans to National Accounts
(2014)
- cites 1
Annuity Buyouts:An Empirical Analysis
(2017)
- cites 1
Chapter 6. Adding Actuarial Estimates of Defined- Benefit Pension Plans to National Accounts / Dominque Durant, David Lenze, and Marshall B. Reinsdorf
(2015)
- cites 0
Time-Series Estimates of Pension Benefits by State 1967-2000
(2003)
- cites 0
State Retirement Income Estimates and an Alternative Measure of State Personal Income
(2013)
- cites 0
An Analysis of Debt and Equity Market Reaction to Pension Risk Transfer Announcements: What Investors Need to Know
(2018)
- cites 0
State Retirement Income Estimates and Alternative Measure of State and Personal Income
(2008)
- cites 0
Choosing actuarial assumptions for pension plan valuations: an expected utility model.
(1996)
- cites 0