I suggest an answer in my own paper: "governments, free from the ERISA regulations that govern private employers, find it easier to promise generous pensions and then underfund them, leaving future generations to pick up the bill.
"On paper, governments are adopting these types of protections, but in practice they don't provide effective protection because of social and political pressure or because of gaps in those laws," Kaye told VICE News shortly before introducing his findings to the General Assembly.
He wrote then what is worse now, that "There is a paper government for corporations and there is an actual government.
Many documents (e.g., academic papers, government reports) are typically written by multiple authors.
The collections are very strong in microfilm editions of important research materials, including personal papers, government documents, newspapers and organizational records.
Research presented in Congressional testimony, academic papers, government and private studies indicate that excessive speculation, mainly by Wall Street index-fund traders, is needlessly driving up prices, with estimates ranging up to $1 a gallon in inflated gasoline costs.
With her support, Bradlee oversaw the publication of excerpts from the Pentagon Papers (government documents concerning the Vietnam War), despite the fact that a court injunction had blocked The New York Times from doing so.
Rare and unique content from newsletters, papers, government documents, manuscripts, pamphlets, and other types of primary sources sheds light on the gay rights movement, activism, the HIV/AIDS crisis, and more.
The university produced 82.82% of papers, government 41.09% and industry 1.07%.
It cites scores of scientific papers, government documents, anecdotal reports, and environmental assessments.
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