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propensities to save differ across income components. Our analysis reveals a large degree of heterogeneity in savings behavior … within the year. -- framing effects ; labeling effects ; employee savings ; nonparametric methods ; behavioral economics …
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involving social security schemes, e.g. to establish the age of eligibility for retirement pensions and early access to benefits …
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propensities to save differ across income components. Our analysis reveals a large degree of heterogeneity in savings behavior …
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people believe their overall savings should be. If individuals did have independent preferences, then we should expect less … voluntary contributions without any consideration of how much their overall savings ought to be, or because the compulsory rate … influences the subjective evaluations of savings preferences (effectively anchoring bias) …
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propensities to save differ across income components. Our analysis reveals a large degree of heterogeneity in savings behavior …
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retirement savings attitude. In addition, we find significant and intuitive effects of household wealth, income, age and …
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retirement savings attitude. In addition, we find significant and intuitive effects of household wealth, income, age and …
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