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Title: Retirement Expectations, Planned Retirement and Postretirement Satisfaction
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Nestel, Gilbert |
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Retirement Expectations, Planned Retirement and Postretirement Satisfaction Proceedings, Business and Economic Statistics Section, American Statistical Association (1983): 180-185 Cohort(s): Older Men Publisher: American Statistical Association Keyword(s): Life Satisfaction; Retirement/Retirement Planning The decision to retire signals the end of a period of active participation in the paid work force, and is generally accompanied by a significant loss of income. The pattern of expectations about the dating of this withdrawal is assumed to be a significant predictor of the event and the retiree's degree of satisfaction in his new role. These expectations were obtained from reinterviews with the NLS of Older Men (45-59 years of age in 1966) who retired at some time in the decade, 1968-1978. Logit analysis is used to characterize respondents who reported consistently and those with more random responses. The relation of these patterns with the actual age retired and their impact on postretirement life satisfaction are also evaluated statistically. |
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Nestel, Gilbert. "Retirement Expectations, Planned Retirement and Postretirement Satisfaction." Proceedings, Business and Economic Statistics Section, American Statistical Association (1983): 180-185.
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