Sentence examples for retirement framework from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, this is the first experimental approach to examine a dynamic saving-consumption problem in a retirement framework.2 In this sense, this paper also contributes to the literature on retirement behavior and pension plans (Breyer and Kifmann 2002; Fehr et al. 2003; Fatas et al. 2007; among others).

Much effort has been put into analyzing the political economy of voting over a de iure retirement age in the OLG framework.

Moreover, as marital status is not known we do not examine the retirement decision in a household framework and we decided to restrict the analysis to men.

"We want plan participants to have the tools that help them build a diversified portfolio in order to meet their retirement savings goals within a framework that strives to provide cost efficiency," he adds.

The implicit assumption for using our data for the estimation of the working and contribution statuses is that changes in the legal framework governing the retirement benefits of the social security system had no effect on labor market and contribution behavior, or at least they were not as important to change the results substantially.

Using an overlapping generation framework, we analyze the retirement decision of a cohort of workers being ability heterogeneous.

Our study confirms that examining work-related risk factors for disability retirement benefits from a multi-domain framework, allowing for simultaneous analyses of various types of specific working conditions ranging from work arrangements to psychosocial and physical working conditions.

Results provide support for SCCT to be a suitable theoretical framework for understanding post-retirement career planning and thereby expand the application of SCCT to a new field.

The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of outcome expectations regarding post-retirement work and two work design characteristics (i.e., physical demands and social support at work) on post-retirement work planning by applying the framework of social cognitive career theory (SCCT; Lent, Brown, & Hackett, 1994).

Because our paper analyzes the impact of technological changes on the intended retirement date using French data, our theoretical framework focuses on the retirement decision in the presence of a pay-as-you-go system.

Moreover, partial retirement decisions could be studied in a household framework.