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about the recipient's permanent income. The empirical work uses data from the Health and Retirement Survey and the Asset and …
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may not otherwise be available. Within the family there is a degree of trust and a level of information which alleviates … families can provide insurance against uncertain dates of death. Death risk sharing family arrangements effectively constitute … in annuities, these risk sharing arrangements provide powerful economic incentives for marriage and family formation. The …
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Using data from the Health and Retirement Study (HRS), we make two contributions to the literature on end …
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If the expenditure of resources in childhood affects the outcomes in adulthood, the adult distribution of education and incomes will depend at least partially on investments made in childhood. There is considerable variation in the amount of parental inputs children of various socio-economic...
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give an explanation of the findings. Similarity of retirement dates could be caused by similarity of tastes (assortative … the response of retirement to policy changes. Both simple data analysis and economic models of the age of retirement point … to coordination of retirement dates: husbands and wives tend to retire at the same time. According to the results, very …
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This paper constructs a model of retirement and saving by two earner couples. The model includes three dimensions of … behavior: the joint determination of retirement and saving; heterogeneity in time preference; and the interdependence of … retirement decisions of husbands and wives. Estimation is based on panel data from the Health and Retirement Study covering the …
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A structural econometric model of retirement of married couples is specified and estimated with recent panel data from … spouse, and perhaps husbands in particular, values retirement more once their spouse has retired. The opportunity set … accounts for peaks in the retirement hazards of each spouse, but coordination in opportunities is not responsible for …
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The typical family in the US is now a dual-earner couple, yet relatively few studies examine the retirement decision in … a household context. This paper explores how husbands' and wives' retirement behavior is influenced by their own …
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Income tax burdens on family units are adjusted to reflect differences in ability to pay attributable to whether the … exists over the appropriate forms of adjustment, and existing approaches to taxation of the family vary greatly across … jurisdictions. This article derives equitable relative tax burdens for different family configurations from a utilitarian welfare …
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family and fertility practices, and attitudes in the job market). It is, however, the pervasive evidence of the resilience of …
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