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Social Security and the Determinants of Full and Partial Retirement : A Competing Risks Analysis

Sueyoshi, Glenn T. - 1989

Empirical analyses of retirement typically assume a single form of retirement. In this paper, I consider the determinants of retirement in a competing risks model which allows for full and partial retirement. Simulation results indicate that the large increase in Social Security benefits in the...

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