EBRI Books 1970 – Present

  • EBRI Databook on Employee Benefits (Updated continuously online.)
  • EBRI Fundamentals of Employee Benefit Programs, 6th Edition (2009)

  • 2006, Retirement Security in the United States — Current Sources, Future Prospects, and Likely Outcomes of Current Trends
  • 2003, Will Wider Use of Evidence-Based Medicine Significantly Enhance Healthcare Quality and Affordability? Implications for Consumer-Driven Health Benefits
  • 2002, Consumer Driven Health Benefits: A Continuing Evolution?
  • 2000, The Economic Costs of the Uninsured: Implications for Business and Government
  • 2000, The Future of Private Retirement Plans
  • 1999, EBRI Health Databook
  • 1999, Severing the Link Between Health Insurance and Employment
  • 1999, Beyond Ideology: Are Individual Social Security Accounts Feasible?
  • 1998, The Future of Medical Benefits
  • 1998, Do Employers/Employees Still Need Employee Benefits?
  • 1997, Retirement Prospects in a Defined Contribution World
  • 1997, Assessing Social Security Reform Alternatives
  • 1997, Tax Reform: Implications for Economic Security and Employee Benefits
  • 1995, When Workers Call the Shots: Can They Achieve Retirement Security?
  • 1995, ERISA 20 Years Later: A Look Back, A Look Ahead
  • 1994, Retirement in the 21st Century, Ready or Not...
  • 1993, Pension Funding and Taxation: Implications for Tomorrow
  • 1993, Pensions in a Changing Economy
  • 1990, Facing the Costs of Long-Term Care
  • 1989, Business, Work, and Benefits: Adjusting to Change
  • 1989, What is the Future for Defined Benefit Pension Plans
  • 1989, Pension Policy and Small Employers: At What Price Coverage?
  • 1989, Retiree Health Benefits: What Is the Promise?
  • 1988, Where Coverage Ends: Catastrophic Illness and Long-Term Health Care Costs
  • 1987, Uninsured in the U.S.: The Nonelderly Population Without Health Insurance, 1985
  • 1987, America in Transition: Benefits for the Future
  • 1987, The Changing Health Care Market
  • 1987, Government Mandating of Employee Benefits
  • 1987, Measuring and Funding Corporate Liabilities for Retiree Health Benefits
  • 1986, Spend It or Save It? Pension Lump-Sum Distribution and Tax Reform
  • 1985, Medicare Reform: The Private-Sector Impact
  • 1985, The Changing Profile of Pensions in America
  • 1984, Employer-Provided Health Benefits: Coverage, Provisions, and Policy Issues
  • 1984, Retirement Security and Tax Policy
  • 1984, Why Tax Employee Benefits?
  • 1984, Flexible Benefit Plans: An Annotated Bibliography
  • 1983, Pension Integration: Concepts, Issues and Proposals
  • 1983, Employment Termination Benefits in the U.S. Economy
  • 1983, Accounting for Employer Pension Liabilities: Policy Issues, Options and Effects
  • 1982, America in Transition: Implications for Employee Benefits
  • 1982, Retirement Income Opportunities in an Aging America: Pensions and the Economy
  • 1982, Social Security: Perspectives on Preserving the System
  • 1982, Economic Survival in Retirement: Which Pension Is for You?
  • 1982, Retirement Income Opportunities in an Aging America: Income Levels and Adequacy
  • 1981, A Bibliography of Research: Retirement Income and Capital Accumulation Programs
  • 1981, A Bibliography of Research: Health Care Programs
  • 1981, Retirement Income and the Economy: Policy Directions for the 80s
  • 1981, Retirement Income Opportunities in an Aging America: Coverage and Benefit Entitlement
  • 1980, Analysis of Alternative Vesting Requirements for Private Pensions
  • 1980, Modeling Analysis for Retirement Income Policy: Background and Overview
  • 1980, Arranging the Pieces: The Retirement Income Puzzle
  • 1980, Retirement Income Policy: Considerations for Effective Decision Making
  • 1980, Retirement Income Programs: Directions for Future Research
  • 1980, Retirement Income and the Economy: Increasing Income for the Aged?
  • 1980, The Application of Modeling Techniques to Retirement Income Policy Issues
  • 1980, Should Pension Assets Be Managed for Social/Political Purposes?
  • 1979, Pension Plan Termination Insurance: Does the Foreign Experience Have Relevance for the United States?