The present study investigates the role of proximity in shaping static and dynamic social income comparisons and their association with self-assessed health, a subjective health-related dimension of individual well-being. Using the Spanish Survey of …
Estudiamos las diferencias de género en la acumulación y el ajuste de la riqueza en torno a la viudedad utilizando datos de panel de la Encuesta financiera de las familias (EFF) de España para 2002‑2022. Comparando personas solteras de por vida y …
The Living Lab Quartier Innovant (Innovative Neighborhood) engages a diverse range of stakeholders, primarily community organization representatives and older adults, alongside researchers, with the primary goal of supporting the social inclusion of …
This paper studies the effect of labor market institutions on the cyclicality of labor productivity and aggregate fluctuations in Italy when two wage bargaining protocols (efficient Nash and right-to-manage) interact with three types of hiring costs. …
This study explores how basic income (a non-contributory pension program) for the elderly affects the health of retired workers who were self-employed or salaried workers. Differences in health between these groups may arise because of the greater …
Purpose: Although physical activity (PA) has the potential to prevent iatrogenic disability, it is rarely integrated into usual care. We evaluated whether MATCH, a pragmatic unsupervised exercise intervention, could help prevent physical and …
This paper examines the bidirectional causal relationship between retirement and stress. We use data from the PSID for the period 2007–2015. By employing a simultaneous equations approach, we find that experiencing stress increases the likelihood of …
Using a general equilibrium heterogeneous agent model featuring health production, we quantify the contribution of health price in explaining cross-country differences in health expenditures and health status. Considering other country-specific …
Senior adults (age 65) represent almost 20% of the population but account for 48% of hospital bed occupancy. In older adults, hospitalization often results in functional decline (i.e., iatrogenic disability) and, consequently, the loss of autonomy. …
This paper focuses on individuals over 50 and shows that considering persistence and low-income dynamics is essential for understanding poverty. We use administrative data for Canada from the Longitudinal and International Study of Adults. The paper …