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  • Feldstein, Martin S (1974), ‘Social Security, Induced Retirement, and Aggregate Capital Accumulation’, 82 Journal of Political Economy , 905-926.
  • Feldstein, Martin S (1976), ‘Social Security and the Distribution of Wealth’, 71 Journal of the American Statistical Association , 800-807.
  • Feldstein, Martin S (1978), ‘Do Private Pensions Increase National Savings’, 10 Journal of Public Economics , 277-293.
  • Feldstein, Martin S (1982), ‘Social Security and Private Savings: Reply’, 90 Journal of Political Economy , 630-642.
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  • Gunderson, Morley and Pesando, James (1988), ‘The Case for Allowing Mandatory Retirement’, 14 Canadian Public Policy , 32-39.
  • Gustman, Alan L. and Steinmier, Thomas L. (1991), ‘The Effects of Pensions and Retirement Policies on Retirement in Higher Education’, 81 American Economic Review. Papers and Proceedings , 111-115.
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  • Hansson, Ingemar and Stuart, Charles (1989), ‘Social Security as Trade Among Living Generations’, 79 American Economic Review , 1182-1195.
  • Honig, Marjorie and Reimers, Cordelia (1989), ‘Is It Worth Eliminating the Retirement Test?’, 79 American Economic Review. Papers and Proceedings , 103-107.
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  • Merton, R.C. (1983), ‘On Consumption-indexed Public Pension Plans’, in Bodie, Z. and Shoven, J.B. (eds.), Financial Aspects of the United States Pension System , Chicago (IL), University of Chicago Press.
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