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... retirement despite a possibly adverse earnings experience . And a fourth is using insurance to arrange in- come flows after retirement . There are lots of ways that workers could end up with inadequate consumption after retirement ...
... retirement despite a possibly adverse earnings experience . And a fourth is using insurance to arrange in- come flows after retirement . There are lots of ways that workers could end up with inadequate consumption after retirement ...
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... retirement test . 50 The retirement test has two effects . One is to raise ( delayed ) monthly benefits for those con- tinuing to work . To the extent that a worker would have consumed out of benefits received while still working , the ...
... retirement test . 50 The retirement test has two effects . One is to raise ( delayed ) monthly benefits for those con- tinuing to work . To the extent that a worker would have consumed out of benefits received while still working , the ...
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... retire- ment . This point is best explained by adapting an analysis developed by James Moore and Olivia Mitchell ( 2000 ) . Their analysis uses Health and Retirement Study ( HRS ) data . The HRS is collecting longitudinal information on ...
... retire- ment . This point is best explained by adapting an analysis developed by James Moore and Olivia Mitchell ( 2000 ) . Their analysis uses Health and Retirement Study ( HRS ) data . The HRS is collecting longitudinal information on ...
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