Titlebook: Unequal Ageing in Europe; Women‘s Independence Gianni Betti,Francesca Bettio,Platon Tinios Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natu

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Gianni Betti,Francesca Bettio,Thomas Georgiadis,Platon Tiniosess to health care services, simplifying regimens, and increasing provider supervision of regimens. Behavioral strategies refer to behavior-change techniques to alter specific adherence behaviors such as, patient and parental monitoring of regimens, problem-solving, contracting, and token reinforcement programs.

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Concepts and Literature,ompared: that they have similar meaning and coverage. A further issue is that the data and the indicators must be able to feed into policy discussion by shedding light on social processes in a transparent manner.

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Women, Old Age, and Independence: Why Investigate Yet Another Gender Gap?, (OECD) produced an authoritative study warning of population ageing in 1980 (OECD, 1981). Awareness of impending changes spread, first to the policy community, then to policymakers; it thus motivated a number of reforms through the world, adjusting institutions to cope with a changing reality.

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Concepts and Literature, bridge the gap between the macro representation of ageing indicators and the micro experience of individuals, in this case to highlight differences between men and women. Given the decision to survey experience across countries, a further matter of importance is ensuring that the data used can be c

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Gender Gaps in Pensions in Europe,pensions are for the two genders for those who draw a pension. The latter is the key diagnostic used and is termed the “. gender gap in pensions.” An alternative concept, the “elderly gender gap in pensions” is defined over the entire population, that is, includes those with no pensions.

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The Gender Pension Gap in Europe: Toward Understanding Diversity,der pension gap varies according to characteristics of individuals, such as education, income, and marital status. The main object of our interest is the way the pension gender gap results from and reflects key characteristics of the population and their histories. Thus, the focus is on gaps in life

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His and Her Pensions: Intra-Household Imbalances in Old Age,orney (1981)—the partner with the largest bargaining power has the largest say in decisions taken at the household level. Bargaining power crucially depends on the amount and adequacy of resources each partner could muster in case of separation. In old age, pension income is one such key resource. E