… health shocks in older ages … that health shocks lead to an immediate and persistent decline
in cognitive functioning. This robust finding holds in all regions representing different health …

… up to date evidence on older workers' labour supply response to health shocks in a larger set
of … We build on the availability of similar longitudinal surveys of people aged 50 and older, …

… of health shocks on subsequent economic well-being of older … by gender in the impact of a
health shock, with a larger negative … health shocks at older ages is comprised of men without …

… and Retirement Study (HRS), a nationally representative survey of adults aged 50 and older
in the United States beginning in 1992. The initial HRS cohort consisted only of adults born …

… older workers. We then analyze the response to a health shock, considering our framework
regarding health … With the definition of health shocks above, 8.1 percent of adults aged 50-62 …

… health-related threats to economic independence for older … longer term consequences of
health shocks following retirement, … and Retirement Study and include cohort respondents, ages …

… outcomes after 50 years of age. Having lived in a children’s home, in a foster family, or …
shocks and later health into a priori unknown groups, we show that some adverse shocks show …

… in health among middle-aged people and older adults. By distinguishing between different
types of health shocks, … between chronic health shocks and acute health shocks on their …

… old age are related to health and mortality shocks including the death of a spouse and events
such as a stroke or new cancer diagnosis. Third, we explore why health shocks … to shocks. …

… health shocks (new health events or new chronic health conditions) on consumer debt through
OOP for middle-aged and older … new health events increase consumer debt for this age …