Titlebook: Age, Work and Social Security; A. B. Atkinson (Professor of Political Economy),Ma Book 1993 A. B. Atkinson and Martin Rein 1993 employment

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Trends in the Health of the Elderly in Western Societiesand to a lesser extent in developing societies. In the last couple of decades, there have also been increases in the life expectancy of people already old. Particular attention has been given to improvements in the life expectancy of the very old (people 85+).

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Firm Pension Policy and Early Retirementf the population by 2040. In addition, individuals are living longer. Yet the labour force participation of older Americans has fallen dramatically in recent years. This chapter discusses this trend, with emphasis on the effect of firm pension plan provisions. The chapter is in two parts. The first

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Two Nations in Early Retirement? The Case of Britain and being able to draw on savings privileged under the income tax, the other group receiving only the basic state pension, which left them dependent on means-tested assistance (the successor of the Poor Law). There were:

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Measuring the Well-being of the Elderlyaverage lower incomes than households with nonaged heads. Whether or not this means that their income has to increase further relative to the average income in society is partly a matter of politics and partly a matter of how one measures the material well-being of the elderly. Since in the decades

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Ageing and Pensions in Their Social Setting: Demographic and Other Elements Affecting Social Securitasis. As in any Pontzi or chain letter or transfer scheme the benefits come most strongly to those present at the initiation of the scheme, and are less and less as time goes on, a difficulty mostly arising from the fact that nothing can increase forever. I have elsewhere presented some theory on tr