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conditions seem to have been important driving forces during the entire period. In contrast changes in health do not seem to … share of the population reporting ill health or disability or to the number claiming benefits. We also find evidence that …
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We use the first wave of the Health and Retirement Survey to study the effect of health on the labor force activity of … Black and White men and women in their 50s. The evidence we present confirms the notion that health is an extremely … important determinant of early labor force exit. Our estimates suggest that health differences between Blacks and Whites can …
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appreciated social achievement which increases the well-being especially of those workers who suffer from work-related health … more so than normal retirement. Early retirement most probably is a reaction to a health shock. Individuals are less happy … more objective measurement of health …
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Many western industrialized countries face strong budgetary pressures due to the aging of the baby boom generations and the general trends toward earlier ages of retirement. We use the American PSID and the European Community Household Panel (ECHP) to explain differences in prevalence and...
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This paper studies the interrelated roles of health and welfare state policies in the decision to take up disability … physical or mental illness. We exploit the large international variation of health, self-reported WD and the uptake of DI … benefits in the US and Europe using a harmonized data set with life history information assembled from the Survey of Health …
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There are large differences in labor force participation rates by health status. We examine to what extent these … Denmark we find that those in worse health and with less schooling are more likely to receive DI. The gradient of DI … participation across health quintiles is almost twice as steep as for schooling - moving from having no high school diploma to …
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The onset of a disability or major health shock can affect the labor supply of not only those experiencing the event … supply decisions after a spouse’s disability or health shock and the role of paid leave laws implemented in California and … participation of potential caregivers decreased after spousal work-limiting disability or chronic health condition and, to a lesser …
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This paper investigates the role of pain in determining self-reported work disability in the US, the UK and The Netherlands. Even if identical questions are asked, cross-country differences in reported work disability remain substantial. In the US and the Netherlands, respondent evaluations of...
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This paper describes the development of population health and disability insurance utilization for older workers in … Sweden and analyzes the relation between the two. We use three different measures of population health: (1) the mortality … rate (measured between 1950 and 2009); (2) the prevalence of different types of health deficiencies obtained from …
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