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Title: What determines 401(k) participation and contributions?
Author: Munnell, Alicia Haydock, Sunden, Annika, Taylor, Catherine
Date: 2000
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Does the Social Security earnings test affect labor supply and benefits receipt?
Author: Gruber, Jonathan, Orszag, Peter
Date: 2000
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: What stock market returns to expect for the future?
Author: Diamond, Peter A.
Date: September 1999
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: What to do about the Social Security earnings test?
Author: Gruber, Jonathan, Orszag, Peter
Date: July 1999
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Interim report on the impact of increasing earnings inequality on retirement decisions and the distribution of Social Security benefits
Author: Gottschalk, Peter T., 1942-, Huynh, Minh
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Privatizing public pension systems: Lessons for the United States from Latin America
Author: Williamson, John B.
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Social Security investment in equities I: Linear case
Author: Diamond, Peter, Geanakoplos, John
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Lifetime earnings patterns, the distribution of future Social Security benefits, and the impact of pension reform
Author: Bosworth, Barry, Burtless, Gary, Steurele, Eugene
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Social Security reform: Implications for women
Author: Williamson, John B., Rix, Sara E.
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: The politics of pension reform in Canada and the United States
Author: Weaver, R. Kent
Date: 1999
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

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