surveys of individuals, life satisfaction in cross-section increases with age beyond retirement into advanced old age. It may … "paradox of well-being." We examine the age profile of life satisfaction of the U.S. population age 65 and older in the Health … longitudinal dimension of the HRS life satisfaction significantly declines with age and the rate of decline accelerates with age …

. First, the aging workforce may mean an increase in the size of the firm's current deficit, defined as the difference between … the easiest way to reduce the size of the elderly workforce. But this will not help the individual firm's deficit problem … benefits and increase in the age of entitlement are likely to have the largest effects on raising the retirement age …

expectancy at age 65; 2) a very large increase since 1976 in real per capita health care expenditures on the elderly relative to … expenditures on persons under age 65; 3) a cross-sectional increase with age in per capita health care expenditures that is …

defined, and age. I produce 444 significant country estimates with controls, so these are ceteris paribus effects, and find … evidence of a well-being U-shape in age in one hundred and thirty-two countries, including ninety-five developing countries … estimates from developing countries gives an age minimum of 48.2 for well-being and doing the same across the 187 country …

I examine the relationship between unhappiness and age using data from six well-being data files on nearly ten million … the world. Responses to all these unhappiness questions show a, ceteris paribus, inverted U-shape in age, with controls …Unhappiness is hill-shaped in age. There is an unhappiness curve …

-known relationship between well-being and longevity among the elderly, particularly for those over age 70. In this paper, we analyze … several different data sets for the U.S. and provide extensive evidence on the middle age patterns, how they differ across the …