Multiple Choice
A major difference between defined benefit pension plans and defined contribution pension plans is that
A) In defined benefit plans, the risk of loss is borne primarily by the employer.
B) Accounting for defined benefit plans is much simpler than accounting for defined contribution plans.
C) Employees generally are required to contribute to defined contribution plans but not to defined benefit plans.
D) There is no major difference between the two kinds of pension plans.
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