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781. Will people be healthy enough to work longer?

Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, c2008
Subject(s):
Employment -- statistics & numerical data
Health Status
Health Surveys
Retirement -- statistics & numerical data
Continental Population Groups -- statistics & numerical data
Educational Status
Employment -- trends
Forecasting
Life Expectancy -- trends
Middle Aged
Mortality -- trends
Retirement -- trends
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
Male
United States

783. Are older men healthy enough to work?

Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, c2008
Subject(s):
Disabled Persons -- statistics & numerical data
Employment
Life Expectancy
African Continental Ancestry Group -- statistics & numerical data
Aged
Educational Status
European Continental Ancestry Group -- statistics & numerical data
Health Status
Men's Health
Middle Aged
Retirement
Humans
Male
United States

785. Retirement and Social Security: a time series approach

Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, c2008
Subject(s):
Decision Making
Employment -- trends
Retirement -- trends
Social Security
Age Factors
Aged
Employment -- statistics & numerical data
Forecasting
Health Status
Life Expectancy
Middle Aged
Mortality
Retirement -- statistics & numerical data
Socioeconomic Factors
Time Factors
Female
Humans
Male
United States
United States. Social Security Administration.

790. Are age-62/63 retired worker beneficiaries at risk?

Publication:
Chestnut Hill, MA : Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, c2009
Subject(s):
Insurance Benefits
Insurance, Health
Retirement -- economics
Social Security
Age Factors
Demography
Eligibility Determination
Employment
Health Status
Health Surveys
Insurance Coverage
Longitudinal Studies
Medicaid
Middle Aged
Poverty
Risk Assessment
Socioeconomic Factors
Humans
United States