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Life-Cycle Effects on Consumption and Retirement. (1982). Hamermesh, Daniel.
In: NBER Working Papers.
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  4. — Inclusion of each worker's average covered earnings from 1954-59 did not greatly affect this conclusion, though it did reduce the significance of the Social Security wealth variable (since this is a complicated nonlinear transformation of earnings). 24/ —Wolfe (1982) finds that people who retire early have higher than average mortality rates, and interprets the causation as running from a shorter horizon inducing early retirement. This is not inconsistent with my results, for I concentrate implicitly (by holding health status constant) only on the effects of the horizon on the demand for leisure of the healthy older population (87 and 91 percent in the two Terman samples, 59 and 68 percent in the two RHS samples.)
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  7. —/■For example, 43 (31) percent of the 1972 sample had mothers (fathers) who survived to 80, while 16 (23) percent had mothers (fathers) who died before 60. Comparable figures in the 1977 sample are 50 (32) percent and 16 (24) percent.
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  14. FOOTNOTES — White males have experienced the smallest increase in life expectancy among the four race-sex groups; yet even their life expectancy at age 20 increased from 50.2 years remaining in 1969-71, to 52.3 years of remaining life in 1979.
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