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Linking Benefits to Marital Status : Race and Diminishing Access to Social Security Spouse and Widow Benefits in the U.S
Harrington Meyer, Madonna; Wolf, Douglas; Himes, … - 2008
status and generally require recipients to be either currently married or to have had a ten-year marriage. The unprecedented … retreat from marriage, particularly among black women, means the distributional impact of these benefits changes dramatically … without a ten-year marriage and thus be ineligible for spouse and widow benefits. We find that the proportion who will not be …
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Race, ethnicity, and social security retirement age in the US
Green, Carole A. - In: Feminist economics 11 (2005) 2, pp. 117-144
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The influence of race on the social security early retirement decision for married couples
Docking, Diane Scott; Fortin, Richard D.; Michelson, … - In: Financial services review : the journal of individual … 22 (2013) 2, pp. 133-150
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Social security and divorce
Dillender, Marcus - In: The B.E. journal of economic analysis & policy 16 (2016) 2, pp. 931-971
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How Would Seniors Fare – By Age, Gender, Race and Ethnicity, and Income – Under the Bowles-Simpson Social Security Proposals by 2070?
Reno, Virginia P.; Walker, Elisa - 2011
Micro-simulation of future benefits shows how recommendations by Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles, co-chairs of the deficit commission appointed by President Obama, would lower Social Security benefits for almost all (92 percent) of seniors entitled to benefits in 2070. The cuts would affect all...
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Public Knowledge About the Social Security Retirement Program : Differences by Race and Ethnicity
Chard, Richard E.; Messel, Matt; Rogofsky, David - 2023
claiming. They use descriptive statistics to highlight differences in program knowledge by respondents’ race/ethnicity as well …
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Public knowledge about the Social Security Retirement Program : differences by race and ethnicity
Chard, Richard E.; Messel, Matt; Rogofsky, David - In: Social security bulletin 83 (2023) 3, pp. 1-10
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The introduction of Bismarck's social security system and its effects on marriage and fertility in Prussia
Guinnane, Timothy; Streb, Jochen - 2021
Economists have long argued that introducing social insurance will reduce fertility. The hypothesis relies on standard models: if children are desirable in part because they provide security in case of disability or old age, then State programs that provide insurance against these events should...
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Social security and divorce decisions
Dillender, Marcus - 2014
increase in the likelihood of being divorced of 11.7 percent at ten years of marriage. For people between the ages of 35 and 55 …
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Spillovers in pension incentives and the joint retirement behavior of Spanish couples
Garcia Mandico, Silvia; Jiménez-Martín, Sergi - 2020
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