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What‘s up in Europe? Public pensions in the EU, reforms in GermanyPublication
2016
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Panel 6: Household Resources in Old AgePublication
2016
2016 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
Panel 5: Cohort ChangesPublication
2016
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Panel 4: Government Finances with an Aging PopulationPublication
2016
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Panel 3: New Ways to Insure Adequate Resources for RetireesPublication
2016
2016 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
Panel 2: Cognitive HealthPublication
2016
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Panel 1: Health, Health Insurance, and Choice of When to RetirePublication
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2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
This study explores the factors that affect an individual’s happiness while transitioning into retirement. Recent studies highlight gradual retirement as an attractive option to older workers as they approach full retirement. However, it is not clear whether phasing...Publication
2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
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2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
Authors:
George J. Borjas,
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2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
This paper provides a method for validating, and distinguishing between, different life-cycle models of consumption and labor supply. We derive qualitative predictions for two prominent life-cycle model formulations – having non-separable and separable in consumption...Publication
2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
We estimate the magnitude of any direct effect of retirement on health. Since retirement is endogenous to heath, it is not possible to estimate this effect by comparing the health of individuals before and after they retire. As an alternative we will use institutional...Publication
2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
Many Social Security reform proposals recommend increasing the age at which people become eligible for Social Security retirement benefits as a way to reduce future expenditures, maintain benefit adequacy in light of other benefit cuts, and increase labor supply. But...Publication
2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
Authors:
Till M. von Wachter,
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2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
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2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers
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2007
2007 RRCAnnual MeetingsConference Papers