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Title: Transition to Retirement and Geographic Mobility
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1. Stinner, William F.
Byun, Yongchan
Transition to Retirement and Geographic Mobility
Presented: Madrid, Spain, International Sociological Association, 1990
Cohort(s): Older Men
Publisher: International Sociological Association
Keyword(s): Migration; Mobility; Retirement/Retirement Planning

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Contributing to the literature on retirement timing and geographical mobility, data from the NLS of Older Men in the US are used to analyze the sequencing of retirement and geographical mobility among a subsample of 937 white men who had reached age 59 between 1966 and 1973, were still in the labor force in wage and salary employment, and were married. The subjects were followed for 10 years to examine the degree to which their retirement-moving patterns were affected by a selected set of individual, occupational, and environmental characteristics. Intervals were pooled (N = 2,829) and a discrete event-history analysis was conducted. Variations in effects were evident, dependent on type of sequencing and across type of mobility, i.e., local move, any migration, and interstate migration. [Sociological Abstracts, Inc.]
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Stinner, William F. and Yongchan Byun. "Transition to Retirement and Geographic Mobility." Presented: Madrid, Spain, International Sociological Association, 1990.