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and retirement, taking macroeconomic repercussions through endogenous factor prices and the pension system into account …
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the normal retirement age from sixty-six to seventy-three, or 4) means-test the benefits and reduce them one-to-one with …
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and retirement, taking macroeconomic repercussions through endogenous factor prices and the pension system into account …
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We study the effects of an annuity market imperfection on individual agents' labour supply and retirement decisions and …
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for consumption and the hours of time supplied to the labour market, they also choose their schooling level and retirement …
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We study the effects of an annuity market imperfection on individual agents’ labour supply and retirement decisions and …
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Studies of the empirical relationship between income and mortality often rely on data aggregated by geographic areas and broad population groups and do not distinguish disabled and nondisabled persons. We investigate the relationship between individual mortality and lifetime income with a large...
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mortality process. Individual agents choose their optimal retirement age, taking into account the time- and age profiles of … wages, taxes, and the public pension system. The early retirement provision in most pension systems acts as a trap, inducing … most workers to retire well before the normal retirement age. Simulations show that pension reform must be drastic for it …
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