Titlebook: Entrepreneurship, Self-Employment and Retirement; Natalie Sappleton,Fernando Louren?o Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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ent and retirement in a diversity of settings, including the Netherlands, Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore and the US, by drawing on both qualitative and quantitative data.978-1-349-48532-1978-1-137-39839-0

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14870-8ssing traditional retirement age. In particular, little is known about the financial literacy of small business owners and how they prepare for retirement compared to their waged and salaried counterparts. We use a publicly available panel data set from the United States to examine the retirement sa

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Unternehmung und Unvollkommene Informationd economies (OECD 2006; Finlayson 2009; Platman 2003; Weber and Shaper 2004; Wainwright and Kibler 2014). In the British context, one of the more visible policy interventions has been to increase the state pensionable age (SPA), in addition to promoting the extension of people’s working lives throug

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Die institutionale Organisation,winding down or ending full-time work around the age of 65 (or earlier) to enjoy a life of hobbies and interests is part of the modern life plan for many people, and there is an expectation to let go gracefully accompanying visions of what a normal working life resembles (Kotter 1985). The normative

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Werner Hans Engelhardt,Bernd Günters, self-employment rates among older adults continue to be an important alternative to retirement in later life (Cahill, Giandrea, and Quinn 2013).. The prevalence of self-employment increases substantially with age, both because self-employed people work longer and many wage-and-salary workers. — t

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