2007
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1294717
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The Effect of Economic Conditions on the Employment of Workers Nearing Retirement Age

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“…Using similar methods and data to that described subsequently, we find that retirement transitions are cyclically sensitive, a result supported by Von Wachter (2007) and Hallberg (2008). We estimate that changes in rates of retirement between the peak and trough of a business cycle are comparable to those brought about by moderate change in financial incentives to retire or to the threat of a health shock, factors that have traditionally received far more attention in the literature.…”
Section: Labor Market Shockssupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…Using similar methods and data to that described subsequently, we find that retirement transitions are cyclically sensitive, a result supported by Von Wachter (2007) and Hallberg (2008). We estimate that changes in rates of retirement between the peak and trough of a business cycle are comparable to those brought about by moderate change in financial incentives to retire or to the threat of a health shock, factors that have traditionally received far more attention in the literature.…”
Section: Labor Market Shockssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…al., 2006). For instance, Farber (2008) found that job loss among older workers has long-lasting negative consequences for employment and wages (Chan and Stevens 1999, 2001von Wachter, 2007). Chan and Stevens (1999) estimate that the employment rate of displaced older workers two years after a job loss is 25 percentage points lower than that of similar non-displaced workers and that the median reemployed worker earns 20 percent less than at his old job.…”
Section: Labor Market Shocksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W grupie trzeciej wydłużanie aktywności zawodowej próbuje się stymulować zwłaszcza przez czynniki pull, relatywnie duże są też nakłady na AMLP, niemniej jednak trudna sytuacja na rynku pracy i związane z tym wysokie bezrobocie osób w wieku 50+, jak również słabe zaangażowanie starszego pokolenia w kształcenie ustawiczne powodują, że wyjścia z rynku pracy są wczesne. Ma to swój związek z polityką społeczną realizowaną w krajach basenu Morza Śródziemnego (reżim śródziemnomorski -model "państwa opiekuńczego", obejmującego znaczną opieką osoby starsze, wypłacającego wysokie świadczenia emerytalne, ale mające słabą politykę rodzinną i system świadczeń z tytułu bezrobocia 28 .…”
Section: Instytucjonalny Kontekst Wydłużania Okresu Aktywności Zawodounclassified
“…An extensive literature documents that higher unemployment rates are associated with earlier retirement (Coile and Levine 2007, 2011a, 2011bvon Wachter 2007;Munnell et al 2008;Friedberg, Owyang, and Webb 2008). Other research focusing on individual job loss finds that separation increases the likelihood that individuals exit the labor force Stevens 1999, 2004;Stevens and Chan 2001;Tatsiramos 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%