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. We then use panel data from the Health and Retirement Study to investigate whether individuals' actual claiming behavior …
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In most data sets of labor force participation of the elderly, an empirical regularity that emerges is that retirement … given the economic considerations that retirees typically face. This paper considers the puzzle of why retirement rates are …
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This study examines retirement outcomes in the first four waves of the Health and Retirement Study. Measured retirement … is seen to differ, sometimes substantially, with the definition of retirement used and among various groups analyzed …. Moreover, these differences vary with the wave of the survey as respondents age. Retirement is comprised of a complex set of …
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This paper summarizes five facts that have emerged from the recent literature on consumption behavior during retirement … they transition into retirement. In particular, the literature has shown that there is substantial heterogeneity in … spending changes at retirement across consumption categories. The declines in spending during retirement for the average …
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schedules. For many, labor force participation near or after normal retirement age is limited more by a lack of acceptable job …
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This paper uses data from the Health and Retirement Study to examine retirement and related labor market outcomes for …
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retirement. Regarding women, whether public pension rules play a role is unclear. Most probably, the secular change of women …
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This paper estimates how much additional work capacity there might be among men and women aged between 55 and 74 in the United Kingdom, given their health, and how this has evolved over the last decade. The objective is not to suggest how much older people should work but rather to shed light on...
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Public programs that benefit older individuals, such as Social Security and Medicare, may be changed in the future in ways that reflect an expectation of longer work lives. But do older Americans have the health capacity to work longer? This paper explores this question by asking how much older...
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We describe the history of state pension policy in the UK since 1948 and calculate summary measures of the generosity of the system over time and the degree to which the it created implicit taxes on, or subsidies to, work at older ages. The time series of these measures, calculated separately...
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