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Employer generosity to employer-matched 401(k) plans, 2002-03 - The 401(k) plans afford workers a tax advantage and exhibit diversity in their generosity provisions, even when the...

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This study offers new evidence on the effects of plan provisions on 401(k) participation rates, exploiting microdata from the National Compensation Survey, a large, nationally representative, establishment dataset. In particular, it closely considers the observed effects of the matching...

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