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Saving incentives : what may work, what may not

Hungerford, Thomas L. - In: Current politics and economics of the United States 7 (2005/07) 1/2, pp. 125-144

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Saving incentives : what may work, what may not

Hungerford, Thomas L. - 2007

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Saving incentives : what may work, what may not

Hungerford, Thomas L. - In: Current politics and economics of the United States, … 9 (2007) 3/4, pp. 171-186

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A needed appendectomy and a modest social security proposal

Hungerford, Thomas L. - In: Challenge : the magazine of economic affairs 63 (2020) 5, pp. 300-304

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The course of income inequality as a cohort ages into old-age

Hungerford, Thomas L. - In: Journal of economic inequality 18 (2020) 1, pp. 71-90

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How exceptional is the U.S. social welfare system?

Hungerford, Thomas L. - In: Challenge 60 (2017) 5, pp. 424-440

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Is there an American way of aging? : Income dynamics of the elderly in the US and Germany

Hungerford, Thomas L. (contributor) - 2002

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Trends in the economic status of the elderly, 1976-2000

Hungerford, Thomas L.; Rasette, Matthew; Iams, Howard M.; … - In: Social security bulletin 64 (2001) 3, pp. 12-22

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The Course of Income Inequality As a Cohort Ages into Old-Age

Hungerford, Thomas L. - 2018

Several researchers have shown that income inequality of a cohort increases as the cohort ages. The various studies examining cohort income inequality use a variety of data, measures, and methods. Is the U.S. experience documented in other studies due to potential biases due to data, measures...

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The Social Security Trust Funds and Public Saving

Hungerford, Thomas L. - 2006

The Social Security program is one of the most popular and successful government programs in the United States. At the end of 2004, the OASDI trust funds held almost $1.7 trillion in Federal government bonds and notes. It is projected that the trust funds assets will be equivalent to over 20...

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