ESTUDIOS Y PUBLICACIONES / REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRAFICAS
Mercado laboral.  
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Leora Friedberg
and
Anthony Webb.
Persistgence in Labor Supply and the Response to the Social Security Earnings Test. 2006 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Gordon Mermin,
Richard Johnson,
Dan Murphy.
Why Do Boomers Plan to Work so Long. 2006 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Alicia Munnell,
Keññy Haverstick,
Geoffrey Sanzenbacher.
Job Tnure and Pension Coverage. 2006 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Barbara Butrica,
Karen Smith
and
Eugene Steuerle.
Working for a Good Retirement. 2006 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Bob Triest,
Steven Sass,
Margarita Sapzhnikov.
Population Aging and the Structure of Wages. 2006 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Gonzalo Reyes H. Duración de las Relaciones Laborales de los Afiliados al Seguro de Cesantía: Análisis y Problemas Metodológicos . 2005 SAFP, Chile
Solange Berstein,
Andrea Tokman R.
Brechas de ingreso entre géneros:
¿Perpetuadas o exacerbadas
en la vejez?.
2005 SAFP, Chile
Martha Miranda Muñoz. Pensiones y la Decisión de Retirarse del Mercado Laboral: Contrastes entre Países en Revista Seguridad Social No. 251. 2004 CISS
Truman G. Packard. Is There A Positive Incentive Effect from Privatizing Social Security? Evidence from Latin America. 2004 Banco Mundial
Alicia Munnel,
Robert Triest,
Natalia Jivan.
How Do Pensions Affect Actual and Expected Retirement Ages?. 2004 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
John Williamson
and
Tay McNamara.
Why some workers Remain in the Labor Force Beyond the Typical Age of Retirement. 2004 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Jonathan Gruber,
Meter Orzag.
Does the Social Security Earnings Test Affect Labor Supply and Benefits. 2003 Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Richard Disney
Edward Whitehouse.
Pension Plans and Retirement Incentives. 1999 OCDE