SPOUSAL CARE-GIVING ARRANGEMENTS IN EUROPE
Spouses (and partners) are the most important source of care in old age. There are, however, interesting differences as to [...]
THE QUALITY OF JOBS OF EUROPEAN WORKING RETIREES
Working after retirement is increasingly common in many Western societies. Following a period at the end of the twentieth century [...]
DO PUBLIC PENSION ENTITLEMENTS AFFECT PEOPLE’S SAVINGS FOR OLD DAYS?
Using data for Belgium, we show that an extra euro in public pension wealth is associated with a 14-25 cents [...]
MATERIAL AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH IN OLD AGE
Does poor health influence one’s material situation and social relations? Or is the relationship reverse, with individuals in difficult material [...]
THE HEALTH-EMPLOYMENT NEXUS AND WAGES
We disentangle the direct effect of health on employment and hours worked from its indirect effect that is mediated through [...]
THE BLUES SIDE OF GRANDCHILDREN CARE
Despite the fact that most grandparents in Europe provide childcare services to their grandchildren, little is known on whether this [...]