Between 1948 and 1973, the percentage of self-employed persons in nonagricultural
industries fell from 12.0 to 6.7 percent,'but by 1985, it had risen to 7.5 percent. Given this recent …

In this article, we build on our previous work and provide an update of the relationship between
pension plan coverage and firm size among private-sector workers, using data from the …

The composition of US business owners shifted slightly between 2007 and 2012. During
this five-year period, the share of minority and Hispanic business owners had a moderate …

We use data from a Census survey merged with W-2 tax records to examine the extent of
respondents' reporting error regarding retirement plans among private-sector workers by firm …

This article deals with the employee training provided by small business. Small business
training is thought to be more informal and more ad hoc and is believed to emanate more from …

This paper identifies and fills several gaps in our understanding of the retirement savings
behavior of business owners and the self-employed. It deals with the retirement savings …

The countries of the Middle East all have traditional social insurance type social security
programs. The move towards defined contribution individual accounts that is occurring in some …

One’s status as a business owner or wage and salary worker may have implications for
income security during retirement. Compared with private wage and salary workers, business …

This article examines pension auto enrollment in the United Kingdom. It extends and updates
an earlier analysis by Turner and Brown (2016). The UK experience is of particular interest…

Factors affecting the provision of fringe benefits are receiving more attention as fringe benefits
have become an increasingly important component of total compensation. Despite the …