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Title: How important are intergenerational transfers for baby boomers?
Author: Munnell, Alicia Haydock, Webb, Anthony, Karamcheva, Zhenya, Eschtruth, Andrew D.
Date: January 2011
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Is today's price-earnings ratio too high?
Author: Kopcke, Richard W., Karamcheva, Zhenya
Date: May 2011
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: How important are inheritances for baby boomers?
Author: Munnell, Alicia Haydock, Webb, Anthony, Karamcheva, Zhenya, Eschtruth, Andrew
Date: January 2011
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Do income taxes affect the progressivity of Social Security?
Author: Coe, Norma B., Karamcheva, Zhenya, Kopcke, Richard W., Munnell, Alicia Haydock
Date: January 2012
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Reducing costs of 401(k) plans with ETFs and commingled trusts
Author: Kopcke, Richard W., Vitagliano, Francis M., Karamcheva, Zhenya
Date: July 2010
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Do parents live it up when children fly the coop?
Author: Coe, Norma B., Karamcheva, Zhenya, Webb, Anthony
Date: November 2010
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Equity returns in the coming decade
Author: Kopcke, Richard W., Karamcheva, Zhenya
Date: March 2011
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: How does the personal income tax affect the progressivity of OASI benefits?
Author: Coe, Norma B., Karamcheva, Zhenya, Kopcke, Richard W., Munnell, Alicia Haydock
Date: November 2011
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research