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September 2021

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Does Media Coverage of the Social Security Trust Fund Affect Claiming, Saving, and Benefit Expectations?

Laura D. Quinby Gal Wettstein

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July 2021

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Are Older Workers Capable of Working Longer?

Laura D. Quinby Gal Wettstein

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Does Social Security Serve as an Economic Stabilizer?

Laura D. Quinby Robert L. Siliciano Gal Wettstein

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June 2021

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Are Older Workers Capable of Working Longer?

Laura D. Quinby Gal Wettstein

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April 2021

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Do Public Workers Without Social Security Get Comparable Benefits?

Laura D. Quinby Jean-Pierre Aubry Alicia H. Munnell

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March 2021

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Do Smaller Public Employer Pensions Spur More Saving?

Laura D. Quinby Geoffrey T. Sanzenbacher

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November 2020

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Do State and Local Government Employees Save Outside of Their Defined Benefit Plans When They Need To?

Laura D. Quinby Geoffrey T. Sanzenbacher

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September 2020

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Could State and Local DI Programs Shed Light on Trends in SSDI?

Anek Belbase Laura D. Quinby James Giles

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August 2020

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How Do DI Benefits for Uncovered Public Workers Compare to SSDI?

Anek Belbase Laura D. Quinby

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March 2020

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Auto-IRA Rollout Gradually Speeding Up

Anek Belbase Laura D. Quinby Geoffrey T. Sanzenbacher

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