Social Security and Households' Saving

By O. Attanasio, A. Brugiavini. 2003

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Subfields: Accounting, Demography, Economics and Econometrics

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In Accounting

1. Łukasz Rachel
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4. V. Angelini
5. Lawrence H. Summers
6. Francesco Giavazzi
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In Demography

1. Jae Song
2. Łukasz Rachel
3. Michael McMahon
4. Peter van Santen
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6. Lawrence H. Summers
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8. Francesco Giavazzi

In Economics and Econometrics

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3. Michael McMahon
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5. V. Angelini
6. Lawrence H. Summers
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8. Francesco Giavazzi

Citations in the corpus

• Are Contributions to Public Pension Programmes a Tax on Employment (2004, unknown): “But, most importantly, the degree to which people regard social security contributions as saving depends on the specific definitions of pension rights, countries and methods of estimation: see, for example, Gale (1998) and Attanasio and Brugiavini (2003) .”
• Consumption and Saving: Models of Intertemporal Allocation and Their Implications for Public Policy (2010, unknown): “Examples of studies of this kind include the reaction of consumption (and saving) to changes in pension entitlements (Attanasio and Brugiavini, 2003, Attanasio and Rohwedder, 2003, Miniaci and Weber, 1999), to swings in the value of important wealth components (such as housing, Attanasio and Weber…”
• Aching to retire? The rise in the full retirement age and its impact on the social security disability rolls (2007, result): “22 Our approach is similar in spirit to Attanasio and Brugiavini (2003), who estimate the effect of a change in Italy’s Social Security program on household savings.”
• Policy Uncertainty and Household Savings (2012, result): “Despite the differing trends 22 This substitutability between private and public pension wealth is similar to the findings of Attanasio and Brugiavini (2003).”
• On Secular Stagnation in the Industrialized World (2019, background): “See CBO (1998) for a review. identification, and find significant responses to private saving (Attanasio and Brugiavini 2003; Attanasio and Rohwedder 2003).”
• Pension Wealth and Household Savings in Europe: Evidence from SHARELIFE (2013, background): “Attanasio and Rohwedder (2003) and Attanasio and Brugiavini (2003) use time series of cross-section data to estimate saving rate equations derived from life–cycle models, exploiting pension reforms in the United Kingdom and Italy respectively to identify the displacement effect.”