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Changing the social security rules for workers over 65 : proposed policies and their effects

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - 1989

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Minimum-Hours constraints and retirement behavior

Gustman, Alen L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - In: Contemporary policy issues (1983) 3, pp. 77-91

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Social security reform and labor supply

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - 1983

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Social security reform and labor supply

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - 1981

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Social security, pensions and retirement behaviour within the family

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - In: Journal of applied econometrics 19 (2004) 6, pp. 723-737

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How effective is redistribution under the social security benefit formula?

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - In: Journal of public economics 82 (2001) 1, pp. 1-28

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How effective is redistribution under the social security benefit formula?

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - 2000

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Privatizing social security : first round effects of a generic, voluntary, privatized US social security system

Gustman, Alan L. - 1995

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Privatizing social security : first round effects of a generic, voluntary, privatized US social security system

Gustman, Alan L.; Steinmeier, Thomas L. - 1996

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The Effects of Changes in Women's Labor Market Attachment on Redistribution Under the Social Security Benefit Formula

Gustman, Alan L. - 2011

Studies using data from the early 1990s suggested that while the progressive Social Security benefit formula succeeded in redistributing benefits from individuals with high earnings to individuals with low earnings, it was much less successful in redistributing benefits from households with high...

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