A public company that operates a defined benefit pension plan goes bankrupt. Due to underfunding, the plan is able to pay only a small fraction of the benefits due to current and future retirees. What will happen to claims of its plan participants?

A public company that operates a defined benefit pension plan goes bankrupt. Due to underfunding, the plan is able to pay only a small fraction of the benefits due to current and future retirees. What will happen to claims of its plan participants? 





A) They will be settled in bankruptcy
B) Stockholders may be forced to pay them
C) They will be taken over by a Federal corporation
D) A special referee will settle all claims








Answer: C


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