Microeconomic Determinants of Early Retirement: A Cross-Sectional View of White Married Men.
作者： Joseph F. Quinn
DOI: 10.2307/145494
关键词: Demographic economics 、 Physical health 、 Economics 、 Social security 、 Work environment 、 White (horse) 、 Market conditions 、 Economic research 、 Labour economics
摘要: A new and very rich body of data, the Social Security Administration's Retirement History Study, is used to study microeconomic determinants early retirement among white married men aged 58-63. We analyze three categories factors: personal financial characteristics, local labor market conditions, certain attributes individual's job. find that health status current eligibility for other pensions are most important there a definite interaction between two. The effects (and explanatory variables) fall primarily on those with limitations.
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