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Changing social security survivorship benefits and the poverty of widows

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Changing social security survivorship benefits and the poverty of widows

Hurd, Michael D. - In: The economic effects of aging in the United States and Japan, (pp. 319-332). 1997

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Social security research at the University of Michigan Retirement and Disability Research Center

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The effects of subjective survival on retirement and social security claiming

Hurd, Michael D.; Smith, James P.; Zissimopoulos, Julie M. - In: Journal of applied econometrics 19 (2004) 6, pp. 761-775

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The effects of subjective survival on retirement and social security claiming

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The effect of changes in social security on bequests

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How well are social security recipients protected from inflation?

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The effect of social security on retirement in the early 1970's

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Net intergenerational transfers from an increase in social security benefits

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When the age of death is uncertain, individuals will leave bequestseven if they have no desired bequestssimply because they will hold wealth against the possibility of living longer. Bequests are accidental. Starting from a baseline level of Social Security benefits, an increase in benefits will...

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