marriage. And this risk disproportionately affects older women, who are nearly three times as likely as older men to be widowed … small. But when one partner of the marriage dies, the survivor faces another much more risky economic transition. The single … successful in protecting single older people from poverty, especially single older women, than government-administered social …

inevitably causes debate and has proponents, men and women, who argue on both sides. During preparation of the gender equality … law in Vietnam, several options were presented for changing the retirement age of women. However, the National Assembly … issue. The main objective of this study is to provide economic and social arguments on different options for women …

This study estimates the expected benefit from delayed Social Security claiming for higher-earning, healthier women who … payments from delayed claiming for healthy women is $179,999, or more than twice the value of delayed claiming for a male of … average health. The benefit from delayed claiming ranges from a low of $16,548 per year to $29,395 per year for healthy women …

husbands to their own lower earning wives. In addition, spouse and survivor benefits accrue disproportionately to women from … in two earner households, and the growth in women's labor market activity and earnings, the Social Security system now …, women enjoyed a more rapid growth of labor force participation, hours of work and covered earnings than men. This increased …

husbands to their own lower earning wives. In addition, spouse and survivor benefits accrue disproportionately to women from … earlier cohort with those of a cohort born twelve years later. With greater growth in women's earnings, the aim of the study … is to see whether, after the recent growth in two earner households, and the growth in women's labor market activity and …