Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1927 by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, this book proposes a comprehensive plan for providing retirement benefits to college teachers. Written by a team of experts including John Dewey and Frank Pierrepont Graves, this groundbreaking plan served as a model for retirement plans in higher education for decades to come.
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