Retirement age
The endogenous determination of retirement age and Social Security benefits
... retirement age. The optimal determination of the effective retirement age by individual agents has been analyzed in the literature (see, for example, Heijdra and Romp (2009) or S´ anchez ...
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The expectation of retirement as a psychological stress that affects the biological age in the person of the Russian Federation
... pre-retirement age, since they are who expect the retirement very soon and the burden of the reform lays precisely on ...the retirement age for women from 63 to ...pre-retirement ...
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Comparison between the Spanish and Italian early work retirement models: A cluster analysis approach
... work retirement. The commonest formula in Italy is based on “early retirement” followed by full retirement in a basically voluntary process (Zappala` et ...the age of 60 for women and 65 for ...
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Effects of Future Pension Benefits on Pre-retirement Labor Supply: Evidence from Chile
... minimum retirement age, workers with a low self-financed pension were eligible to a benefit equal to the PMG as long as they contributed at least by 20 years, otherwise, they were entitled to a pension ...
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Labor Force Participation by the Elderly in Mexico
... The retirement pensions offered by the social security institutes used to be a pay-as-you-go system with defined benefits, where the working people paid for the pensions of the retired ...normal retirement ...
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The State Retirement Pension in Spain: A Triple Form of Gender Discrimination
... later retirement age for wom- en, who extend their working lives in order to increase the number of years of contribution to the state pension scheme and either be entitled to a pension or have the amount ...
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Marital Status, Gender, Mortality and Pensions: The Disadvantages of Being Single in Old Age
... The main objective of this paper is to compute the differences in the expected cost of old-age and widowhood contributo- ry pensions for persons aged 65 and over, by marital status (single, married, widow/er), and ...
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Estado civil, gnero, mortalidad y pensiones: las desventajas de la soltera en la vejez
... The main objective of this paper is to compute the differences in the expected cost of old-age and widowhood contributo- ry pensions for persons aged 65 and over, by marital status (single, married, widow/er), and ...
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Parametric pension reform and the intensive margin of labor supply, evidence from Colombia
... increases retirement age and the minimum weeks during which workers must contribute to claim pension benefits causes an increase of around 2 hours on the number of weekly worked hours; this corresponds to ...
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Human capital development before age five
... and age five? Furthermore, how are these linkages between shocks and outcomes mediated or moderated by third factors? For example, is the effect of childhood lead exposure on subsequent test scores stronger for ...
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OECD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: DECEMBER 2002/2
... avoiding pro-cyclical fiscal decisions in the midst of a spell of very subdued activity. At the same time, the Commission put forward a requirement for member states that are still far from a “safe” position to reduce ...
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← Return to Article Details Trends in the scientific publication on retirement: A brief report
... on retirement is divided into two large thematic fields: health and ...half, retirement research still focus the same two aspects that led to its emergence in the first ...why retirement research ...
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Exploring the use of mobile communications in a retirement home in Toronto: preliminary results
... Participants in the study (21 individuals) are between 75 and 98 years of age, therefore we can consider that the gathered evidence refers to the ‘old’ older. Mobile phone users in the sample describe very ...
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Introduction (about an international conference on "The effects of migration on sending countries")
... Edward Funkhouser uses longitudinal data from the 1998 and 2001 Living Standard Measurement Surveys in Nicaragua to examine the impact of the emigration of household members on the household labor market integration and ...
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Retirement incentives: pension wealth, accrual and implicit tax
... to retirement behavior, little is known about these issues in emerging ...individuals age 65 and over is estimated to be 18% in 2050, compared to 3% in 1970 (UN ...population age structure may impose ...
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A retrospective analysis of retirement of football players in Portugal
... the retirement of elite football players in ...of retirement and the resources available were ...sporting retirement of elite football players we used data from in-depth, semi-structured interviews ...
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Career guidance in Quebec, Canada
... certain age (a growing number of workers are currently under pressure so that they retire at fifty), family mediation, and career-family conciliation, the analysis of the needs of training, help for preparation ...
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The age of sustainable development
... The Age of Sustainable Development, en la Organización de las Naciones Unidas se preparó un ambicioso acuerdo por el desarrollo sostenible, que implica poner medida a las acciones de los países para ...
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La jubilación en Venezuela: Un enfoque teórico / The retirement in Venezuela: A theoretical approach
... of retirement, describing each aspect inherent in this process, from a purely theoretical ...approach. Retirement in Venezuela is undoubtedly linked to the public sector, while in public service employment ...
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