This paper presents a meta‐analysis on the effects of retirement on health. We selected
academic papers published between 2000 and 2021 and studying the impact of retirement …

This survey highlights the key results of the empirical literature concerning the costs of
flexibility enhancing reforms in product and labour markets. The documented costs include …

After falling for four decades, statutory retirement ages are increasing in most OECD
countries. The labor market adjustment to these reforms has not yet been thoroughly …

This paper reviews the empirical literature on the existence and impact of gender
discriminatory laws on women's outcomes across various domains (categories) that …

Many countries are raising the age of pension eligibility because of increases in life
expectancy. Given the social gradient in life expectancy and health, it is important to …

Aim This study summarised available evidence on the association between early and on-
time retirement, compared with continued working, and mortality. Moreover, this study …

Retirement policies are individually designed, but the majority of older workers are
partnered, and are likely to coordinate their employment decisions with their spouse. The …

Adult education may keep older workers productive if they voluntarily engage in learning.
Examining a generous partial retirement reform in Germany that encouraged early …

We analyze how a reduction in retirement age affects pre-retirement sickness absences and
health problems. We examine a policy change in pension eligibility in the Swiss construction …

The return on investments in human and social capital increases in their economic lifetime.
Thus, personal, parental, and societal investments in the capacities of individuals take place …