… We study labor force transitions after a health/disability shock in the 50—64 age range and
conditional to the Spanish labor legislation. According to this legislation if a worker suffers a …

… the extent to which health shocks for older men and women affect net … ages forty-five to
sixty-four to better gauge the effects of health shocks on wealth for a portion of the working-age …

… health at older ages in all groups of CEE countries, even after netting out the effect of childhood
health and … East-West gap in health outcomes of the population above age 50, and test …

… Additionally, England has a public health-care system, and although the USA provides
public health care for adults aged 65 years and older through Medicare, a federal health …

… , health levels and health shocks across nine European Union countries. We use a stock
sample approach that conditions on individuals within a set age … 52 year old male – employed …

… of households reporting income shocks is much higher for the older cohort compared to the
… Vulnerability to health shocks increases with the age of the household head, and female-…

… Results confirm that health shocks are a determinant of retirement age and are quantitatively
… empirical studies have suggested that health is the most important determinant of an older …

… shocks in early-life conditions are most pronounced soon after the shock (at ages below 20)
and are smaller at old ages… suggesting that cohorts’ old-age mortality is not strongly linked to …

… The results are robust to using different work outcomes, age groups, health shock definitions…
provides old-age benefits for workers once they reach a certain age. Historically, the age at …

… self-reported health shocks and early retirement by the British [31]. Similarly, in Canada, older
… It was also found that the expected retirement age is affected by perceived health status, …