However, Webb ruled out setting a charge cap on workplace pensions unless there was evidence people were signing up for poor-value schemes, suggesting it might give employers a false sense of a scheme's quality.
The scheme has been heavily criticised for being poor value for money and leaving trusts with major deficits.
Extended warranties have come under fire from consumer groups such as Which? for being poor value for money.
But annuities were regarded as poor value for money – particularly for those with medical problems.
Annuities, however, were regarded as poor value for money – particularly for those with life-threatening health issues – and the government did away with the requirement to buy one.
"Even before the EU referendum, high prices, low yields, unaffordability, tax changes for landlords and poor value for money for overseas buyers were creating strong headwinds in the London housing market, which will intensify following the vote to leave".
Yet this could reflect weaknesses in the methods being used to measure output rather than poor value for money.
Curve cost £61m against an original budget of £26m, opened late, and was roundly condemned as poor value for money by the Audit Commission.
Building Schools for the Future was poor value for money not because architects' fees were high, but because of wasteful, cumbersome and bureaucratic procedures.
At times, he has looked confident and has perhaps suffered because Liverpool have often played without a target man in the area, but not a single Premier League goal so far for Liverpool does represent poor value for the club.
Emran Mian, the report's author, said: "Every student who does not continue in higher education means a loss of potential, a bad experience for that student and poor value for the taxpayer, as the investment in tuition costs is likely to have a low return.
