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Research Summaries

  • Investment-Based Social Security Reform, 2003

    NBER Bulletin on Aging and Health

  • Can "Active Decisions" Encourage Saving in 401(k) Plans?, Issue No. 11, Spring 2005
  • Does Population Aging Affect Financial Markets?, Issue No. 10, Winter 2004/05
  • Are Trust Fund Surpluses Spent or Saved?, Issue No. 10, Winter 2004/05
  • Social Security and Elderly Poverty, Issue No. 8, Summer 2004
  • Errors in the Social Security Disability Award Process, Issue No. 6, Winter 2004
  • Social Security and Retirement Around the World, Issue No. 2, Winter 2003

    NBER Digest

  • Do Federal Government Trust Funds Raise National Saving?, May 2005
  • Increasing Retirement Account Participation, October 2004
  • Social Security Causes Earlier Retirement , July 2003
  • Lower Social Security Benefits Reduced Mortality, April 2003
  • Social Insurance Programs Have Large Labor Supply Effects, Dec. 2002
  • Retirement Effects of Canada's Income Security Programs, June 2002
  • Does Social Security Redistribute to Low Income Groups?, March 2002
  • Why do Death Rates Decline?, March 2002
  • Reducing the Risk of Investment-Based Social Security, January 2001
  • An Investment-Based Social Security System Can Benefit Low-Income Groups, July 2000
  • Social Security Does Not Redistribute Income, May 2000
  • Social Security Reform Can Make Things Worse, February 2000.

    NBER Reporter

  • Political and Economic Forces Sustaining Social Security , Spring 2005
  • Life Annuities and Uncertain Lifetimes , Spring 2004
  • International Evidence on Social Security and Retirement, Conference Report, Fall 2000
  • Research on Pensions and Social Security, Summer 2000
  • Coping with the Pension Crisis - Where Does Europe Stand?, Conference Report, Spring 2000

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