Health problems as determinants of retirement: are self-rated measures endogenous?

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze alternative measures of unobserved health status to determine the influence of mental and physical capacity for work on older men's retirement. An empirical framework was determined to carry out the analysis. Functional capacity measures were also considered to determine functional capacity for work. Results indicated that health problems significantly affect retirement plans than economic factors.

Retirement Benefits, Psychological aspects, Aged, Elderly

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Ill health and retirement in Britain: a panel data-based analysis

Article Abstract:

Influence of health problems on retirement in Britain is analyzed in the light of the British Household Panel Survey (1991-1998).

Other General Government Support, Retirements (Honors), Surveys, British

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Body mass index and occupational attainment

Article Abstract:

Impact of body mass index on occupational attainment of men and women in England is examined.

Employment, Administration of General Economic Programs, Science & research, Jobs & Employment, Research, Physiological aspects, Body mass index, Gender studies

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