All else being equal, a government that has a high funded ratio for its pension and contributes the full actuarially determined contributions to its pension plan is in better fiscal health than a government with a low funded ratio that does not make the full actuarially determined contribution to the plan.

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Governments who have high funded ratios for its pensions and make the actuarially recommended contributions would be expected to have better funded pension plans that will not require as much resources to fund them in the future when compared to low funded ratio plans that are not funding at the recommended level.

All Else Being Equal, a Government That Has a High