… However the decision to retire may be more related to a “health shock”, ie a … health shock
we have conditioned on the initial levels of health stock and used the lagged value of the health …

… However, the problem of identification arises in this model, because individuals who
experience particularly severe health shocks that increase their hazard rate of dying are also more …

… of smaller iid shocks over time and captures the permanent health shocks that are such a …
are hit by particularly severe health shocks that increase their hazard rate of dying, are also …

… to these shocks and on the … shocks on child and adult health, making particular use of
recent studies undertaken in Ethiopia and Zimbabwe. One attraction of such a focus is that health …

… This paper focuses on the relation between health shocks and the onset of a disability and
… for unanticipated health shocks. Our results show that experiencing such a health shock …

… Also, as we do not deal with moral hazard in the present paper, the fact that health
expenses are exogenously fixed presents no significant restriction on the rational behavior of …

… that health shocks are key determinants of early exit choices. For men, negative shocks to
health increase the hazard of … on the duration distribution and the discrete-time hazard rate is: …

… The size of the effect of health shocks varies according to how we measure health. We provide
… for the hazard rate is required. We specify a complementary log–log hazard rate which is …

… protection and the risk of poverty from health shocks, and on empirical evidence from six case
… households from impoverishment as a result of health shocks. For policy makers in Latin …

… which health shocks could … health shocks on several labor market outcomes and explores
potential channels through which labor market outcomes are affected following health shocks. …