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The Social Security earnings test reduces benefits at a 33-50% rate once earnings pass a threshold amount - among the highest marginal tax rates in the economy. Previous research dismissed the importance of the earnings test but failed to take advantage of three changes in the earnings test...
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The delayed retirement credit (DRC) increases monthly OASI (Old Age and Survivors Insurance) benefits for primary … beneficiaries who claim after their full retirement age (FRA). For many years, the DRC was set at 3.0 percent per year (0.25 percent …
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and retirement status of the elderly. Standard linear estimators, which assume that these variable sare continuous, are … endogeneously determined health status affects the probability of retirement and how changes in social security benefits and …
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We consider the retirement behavior of civilian employees of the United States government. Unlike previous studies … and employer-provided pensions for which employees are (or ultimately will be) eligible. These data permit us to specify … the financial aspects of individual retirement decisions with a reasonable degree of precision. A large fraction of civil …
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This study examines empirically whether social security influences the retirement decisions of individuals. The …'s income and substitution effects are included in a model for examining retirement decisions. This model is based on the model … from the Social Security Administration and are particularly well suited for this study. Retirement models are estimated …
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"contributions" of employees and employers to the social security retirement and survivors fund …
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This study examines the impact of social security on the retirement of married men aged 60-70 years. The empirical … retiring) denoted SSW. This variable measures social security's effect on retirement. The estimated effects are significant and … considerable. When SSW in-creases from $35,000 to $55,000 the probability of retirement rises by .15 for 62-64 year olds relative …
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