This paper examines the implications of an aging labor force and its changing composition for worker demand for employer-sponsored benefits. We estimate age- and gender-specific probabilities of participation among workers offered 401(k) plans, health insurance, and short- and long-term...

Social Security benefits comprise the most important source of income for people aged 65 and over. However, changes in the last decades in employer-provided pensions, Social Security program, and societal changes may have altered the composition of income sources among the elderly. Some...

Research has shown that survey-reported pension and retirement income measures may suffer from reporting errors, which lead to biased estimates of income and poverty of the aged population. In this paper, the authors evaluate income estimates from the Census Bureau’s 2016 Current Population...