Reversing the Trend Toward Early Retirement/

By:

Clark, Robert L

Contributor(s):

Barker, David T

Material type: Text

TextSeries: AEI studies 316Publication details: Washington: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, c1981.Description: 64 p.:illISBN:

0844734330 (pbk.)

Subject(s):

Retirement age

DDC classification:

331.25'2 CLA

LOC classification:

HD7106.U5 C553

Summary: Older persons withdrawing from the labor force decrease the number of taxpayers and increase the number of beneficiaries. This shift in work status raises the total cost of transfers to the elderly and also increases the proportion of income that those who remain in the labor force must pay in taxes to finance these benefit programs. The relationship between benefit programs, the retirement decision, and the total cost of transfers to the elderly is the principal topic of this study.

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Older persons withdrawing from the labor force decrease the number of taxpayers and increase the number of beneficiaries. This shift in work status raises the total cost of transfers to the elderly and also increases the proportion of income that those who remain in the labor force must pay in taxes to finance these benefit programs. The relationship between benefit programs, the retirement decision, and the total cost of transfers to the elderly is the principal topic of this study.

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